英语词汇“pottery”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pottery

/ˈpɒt(ə)ri

noun (plural potteries)

1 [mass noun] Pots, dishes, and other articles made of fired clay. Pottery can be broadly divided into earthenware, porcelain, and stoneware: an extensive collection of nineteenth-century pottery...

The Japanese use the word yaki for porcelain, pottery and earthenware alike.
The burglars escaped with a hoard of limited edition bone china, porcelain and pottery collectables leaving behind only muddy footprints.
The dishes may be round or rectangular and are made of pottery, porcelain, or decorated lacquer.

Synonyms

china, crockery, ceramics, ware

1.1The craft or profession of making pottery: courses include drawing, painting, and pottery...

One of the ways the organisation works to keep children off the street is by getting them involved in arts and crafts, like pottery and printing.
The chief Bemba crafts are pottery and baskets.
Activities will include arts and crafts, pottery, cooking, music and movement, drama, dancing, outdoor games and lots more fun activities.

2A factory or workshop where pottery is made: a visit to a Staffordshire pottery...

Her Chateau de Bellevue was on the edge of the Meudon Forest, with a long view of the Seine Valley down to Paris, and with the Sevres potteries tucked under the escarpment.
The production of commercial tableware began in the late 1800s, and by 1920 potteries had perfected a vitrified china which would not chip or stain in heavy use.
No reference to any uphill traffic has been found, though return loads may have been consumables for the brickfields, potteries and coal mines.

2.1 (the Potteries) The area around Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, where the English pottery industry is based.This book shows how the Potteries became such a remarkable place and illustrates the traditional skills of the potters....

This was the first really large factory in the Potteries.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French poterie, from potier 'a potter'.

单词	pottery
释义	pottery /ˈpɒt(ə)ri / noun (plural potteries) 1 [mass noun] Pots, dishes, and other articles made of fired clay. Pottery can be broadly divided into earthenware, porcelain, and stoneware: an extensive collection of nineteenth-century pottery... The Japanese use the word yaki for porcelain, pottery and earthenware alike. The burglars escaped with a hoard of limited edition bone china, porcelain and pottery collectables leaving behind only muddy footprints. The dishes may be round or rectangular and are made of pottery, porcelain, or decorated lacquer. Synonyms china, crockery, ceramics, ware 1.1The craft or profession of making pottery: courses include drawing, painting, and pottery... One of the ways the organisation works to keep children off the street is by getting them involved in arts and crafts, like pottery and printing. The chief Bemba crafts are pottery and baskets. Activities will include arts and crafts, pottery, cooking, music and movement, drama, dancing, outdoor games and lots more fun activities. 2A factory or workshop where pottery is made: a visit to a Staffordshire pottery... Her Chateau de Bellevue was on the edge of the Meudon Forest, with a long view of the Seine Valley down to Paris, and with the Sevres potteries tucked under the escarpment. The production of commercial tableware began in the late 1800s, and by 1920 potteries had perfected a vitrified china which would not chip or stain in heavy use. No reference to any uphill traffic has been found, though return loads may have been consumables for the brickfields, potteries and coal mines. 2.1 (the Potteries) The area around Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, where the English pottery industry is based.This book shows how the Potteries became such a remarkable place and illustrates the traditional skills of the potters.... This was the first really large factory in the Potteries. Origin Middle English: from Old French poterie, from potier 'a potter'. Rhymes Godwottery, lottery, tottery
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