Definition of tabouret in English:

tabouret

(US taboret)

noun ˈtabəreɪˈtabərɛt

A low stool or small table.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite the apparent formal simplicity, the taboret and the objects on it are deployed with surprising complexity.
- At Louis XIV's court, entitlement to a stool (tabouret or pliant) depended on rank, and most courtiers had to stand.
- His sketch shows taborets derived from camp furniture and much used at the French imperial court, as well as fantastic ornamental figures serving as couch arms and pedestals for tables.
- When it comes down to it I might never use the taboret or the spun glass pen from Italy.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French, 'stool', diminutive of tabour 'drum' (see tabor).

Definition of taboret in US English:

taboret

(also tabouret)

noun

A low stool or small table.
Example sentencesExamples
- When it comes down to it I might never use the taboret or the spun glass pen from Italy.
- Despite the apparent formal simplicity, the taboret and the objects on it are deployed with surprising complexity.
- At Louis XIV's court, entitlement to a stool (tabouret or pliant) depended on rank, and most courtiers had to stand.
- His sketch shows taborets derived from camp furniture and much used at the French imperial court, as well as fantastic ornamental figures serving as couch arms and pedestals for tables.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from French, ‘stool’, diminutive of tabour ‘drum’ (see tabor).

单词	tabouret
释义	Definition of tabouret in English: tabouret (US taboret) noun ˈtabəreɪˈtabərɛt A low stool or small table. Example sentencesExamples Despite the apparent formal simplicity, the taboret and the objects on it are deployed with surprising complexity. At Louis XIV's court, entitlement to a stool (tabouret or pliant) depended on rank, and most courtiers had to stand. His sketch shows taborets derived from camp furniture and much used at the French imperial court, as well as fantastic ornamental figures serving as couch arms and pedestals for tables. When it comes down to it I might never use the taboret or the spun glass pen from Italy. Origin Mid 17th century: from French, 'stool', diminutive of tabour 'drum' (see tabor). Definition of taboret in US English: taboret (also tabouret) noun A low stool or small table. Example sentencesExamples When it comes down to it I might never use the taboret or the spun glass pen from Italy. Despite the apparent formal simplicity, the taboret and the objects on it are deployed with surprising complexity. At Louis XIV's court, entitlement to a stool (tabouret or pliant) depended on rank, and most courtiers had to stand. His sketch shows taborets derived from camp furniture and much used at the French imperial court, as well as fantastic ornamental figures serving as couch arms and pedestals for tables. Origin Mid 17th century: from French, ‘stool’, diminutive of tabour ‘drum’ (see tabor).
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