Definition of Régence in English:

Régence

noun reɪˈʒɒ̃sʀeʒɑ̃s

The period of the French Regency (1715–23)
the practice originated during the Régence
Example sentencesExamples
- The atmosphere of the Régence is effectively gone.
- The transitional period between the opulent baroque period and the less formal rococo era of Louis XV became known as French Régence.
- During the period of the Régence, the designs continue to be heavy.
- The salient feature of the Régence is its transitional character.
- It spans the length of the 18th century from the Régence through the Louis XV, Transitional, and Louis XVI periods.

adjectivereɪˈʒɒ̃sʀeʒɑ̃s

Relating to or denoting a style of clothing, furniture, and interior decoration characteristic of the French Regency.
（服饰、家具和室内装潢等）法国摄政时期风格的
a Régence giltwood table
Example sentencesExamples
- The grand salon is richly decorated in the Régence and rococo styles popular in France during the 1730s.
- The former is seen in the rectilinear and symmetrical designs, including some carvings and moldings that are formed with characteristic Régence strapwork, grotesques, and classical motifs from antiquity.
- Régence frames were extremely popular, marked for their delicacy and opulence.
- One of the masterpieces of Régence design, the Galerie Dorée in the Hotel de Toulouse in Paris was redecorated by Vassé under de Cotte.
- It is furnished with the likes of the most monumental of regulator clocks, a lavishly carved Régence centre table and a chandelier lacquered blue and bearing eight lights.
- Régence and rococo frame styles were reinterpreted for mass production.
- He brings a Régence armoire by Charles Cressent.

Origin

French, 'Regency'.

Definition of Régence in US English:

Régence

nounrāˈZHäNs

The period of the French Regency (1715–23)
the practice originated during the Régence
Example sentencesExamples
- The atmosphere of the Régence is effectively gone.
- It spans the length of the 18th century from the Régence through the Louis XV, Transitional, and Louis XVI periods.
- The transitional period between the opulent baroque period and the less formal rococo era of Louis XV became known as French Régence.
- During the period of the Régence, the designs continue to be heavy.
- The salient feature of the Régence is its transitional character.

adjectiverāˈZHäNs

Relating to or denoting a style of clothing, furniture, and interior decoration characteristic of the era of the French Regency.
（服饰、家具和室内装潢等）法国摄政时期风格的
a Régence giltwood table
Example sentencesExamples
- He brings a Régence armoire by Charles Cressent.
- One of the masterpieces of Régence design, the Galerie Dorée in the Hotel de Toulouse in Paris was redecorated by Vassé under de Cotte.
- Régence and rococo frame styles were reinterpreted for mass production.
- The grand salon is richly decorated in the Régence and rococo styles popular in France during the 1730s.
- Régence frames were extremely popular, marked for their delicacy and opulence.
- The former is seen in the rectilinear and symmetrical designs, including some carvings and moldings that are formed with characteristic Régence strapwork, grotesques, and classical motifs from antiquity.
- It is furnished with the likes of the most monumental of regulator clocks, a lavishly carved Régence centre table and a chandelier lacquered blue and bearing eight lights.

Origin

French, ‘Regency’.

单词	Régence
释义	Definition of Régence in English: Régence noun reɪˈʒɒ̃sʀeʒɑ̃s The period of the French Regency (1715–23) the practice originated during the Régence Example sentencesExamples The atmosphere of the Régence is effectively gone. The transitional period between the opulent baroque period and the less formal rococo era of Louis XV became known as French Régence. During the period of the Régence, the designs continue to be heavy. The salient feature of the Régence is its transitional character. It spans the length of the 18th century from the Régence through the Louis XV, Transitional, and Louis XVI periods. adjectivereɪˈʒɒ̃sʀeʒɑ̃s Relating to or denoting a style of clothing, furniture, and interior decoration characteristic of the French Regency. （服饰、家具和室内装潢等）法国摄政时期风格的 a Régence giltwood table Example sentencesExamples The grand salon is richly decorated in the Régence and rococo styles popular in France during the 1730s. The former is seen in the rectilinear and symmetrical designs, including some carvings and moldings that are formed with characteristic Régence strapwork, grotesques, and classical motifs from antiquity. Régence frames were extremely popular, marked for their delicacy and opulence. One of the masterpieces of Régence design, the Galerie Dorée in the Hotel de Toulouse in Paris was redecorated by Vassé under de Cotte. It is furnished with the likes of the most monumental of regulator clocks, a lavishly carved Régence centre table and a chandelier lacquered blue and bearing eight lights. Régence and rococo frame styles were reinterpreted for mass production. He brings a Régence armoire by Charles Cressent. Origin French, 'Regency'. Definition of Régence in US English: Régence nounrāˈZHäNs The period of the French Regency (1715–23) the practice originated during the Régence Example sentencesExamples The atmosphere of the Régence is effectively gone. It spans the length of the 18th century from the Régence through the Louis XV, Transitional, and Louis XVI periods. The transitional period between the opulent baroque period and the less formal rococo era of Louis XV became known as French Régence. During the period of the Régence, the designs continue to be heavy. The salient feature of the Régence is its transitional character. adjectiverāˈZHäNs Relating to or denoting a style of clothing, furniture, and interior decoration characteristic of the era of the French Regency. （服饰、家具和室内装潢等）法国摄政时期风格的 a Régence giltwood table Example sentencesExamples He brings a Régence armoire by Charles Cressent. One of the masterpieces of Régence design, the Galerie Dorée in the Hotel de Toulouse in Paris was redecorated by Vassé under de Cotte. Régence and rococo frame styles were reinterpreted for mass production. The grand salon is richly decorated in the Régence and rococo styles popular in France during the 1730s. Régence frames were extremely popular, marked for their delicacy and opulence. The former is seen in the rectilinear and symmetrical designs, including some carvings and moldings that are formed with characteristic Régence strapwork, grotesques, and classical motifs from antiquity. It is furnished with the likes of the most monumental of regulator clocks, a lavishly carved Régence centre table and a chandelier lacquered blue and bearing eight lights. Origin French, ‘Regency’.
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