Definition of bijouterie in English:

bijouterie

noun biːˈʒuːt(ə)ribijutʀibiˈʒudəri

mass noun

Jewellery or trinkets.
strewn about were bric-a-brac and bijouterie
Example sentencesExamples
- This show will display the entire bijouterie of traditional and the contemporary from 22 jewellers,’ said Vishwanathan.
- Clad as usual modestly - a violet woolen top and black sports pants, no bijouterie or charms - she seems a trifle mundane; it's her face that shows it all: deep down she's walking on air.
- All bijouterie collections are created according to the last fashion tendencies every month.
- Likewise, his work on glass varies widely, appearing on domestic articles of all kinds and sizes and in many colours, including, it is suggested, an extensive series of scent bottles and other bijouterie for the luxury trade.

Origin

French, from bijou.

Rhymes

charcuterie, circumlocutory

Definition of bijouterie in US English:

bijouterie

nounbiˈʒudəribēˈZHo͞odərē

Jewelry or trinkets.
strewn about were bric-a-brac and bijouterie
Example sentencesExamples
- All bijouterie collections are created according to the last fashion tendencies every month.
- Likewise, his work on glass varies widely, appearing on domestic articles of all kinds and sizes and in many colours, including, it is suggested, an extensive series of scent bottles and other bijouterie for the luxury trade.
- This show will display the entire bijouterie of traditional and the contemporary from 22 jewellers,’ said Vishwanathan.
- Clad as usual modestly - a violet woolen top and black sports pants, no bijouterie or charms - she seems a trifle mundane; it's her face that shows it all: deep down she's walking on air.

Origin

French, from bijou.

单词	bijouterie
释义	Definition of bijouterie in English: bijouterie noun biːˈʒuːt(ə)ribijutʀibiˈʒudəri mass noun Jewellery or trinkets. strewn about were bric-a-brac and bijouterie Example sentencesExamples This show will display the entire bijouterie of traditional and the contemporary from 22 jewellers,’ said Vishwanathan. Clad as usual modestly - a violet woolen top and black sports pants, no bijouterie or charms - she seems a trifle mundane; it's her face that shows it all: deep down she's walking on air. All bijouterie collections are created according to the last fashion tendencies every month. Likewise, his work on glass varies widely, appearing on domestic articles of all kinds and sizes and in many colours, including, it is suggested, an extensive series of scent bottles and other bijouterie for the luxury trade. Origin French, from bijou. Rhymes charcuterie, circumlocutory Definition of bijouterie in US English: bijouterie nounbiˈʒudəribēˈZHo͞odərē Jewelry or trinkets. strewn about were bric-a-brac and bijouterie Example sentencesExamples All bijouterie collections are created according to the last fashion tendencies every month. Likewise, his work on glass varies widely, appearing on domestic articles of all kinds and sizes and in many colours, including, it is suggested, an extensive series of scent bottles and other bijouterie for the luxury trade. This show will display the entire bijouterie of traditional and the contemporary from 22 jewellers,’ said Vishwanathan. Clad as usual modestly - a violet woolen top and black sports pants, no bijouterie or charms - she seems a trifle mundane; it's her face that shows it all: deep down she's walking on air. Origin French, from bijou.
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