Definition of porte-crayon in English:

porte-crayon

noun ˌpɔːtˈkreɪənˌpɔːtˈkreɪɒn

historical

An instrument used to hold a pencil, lead, etc., for drawing, usually a metal tube split at the end and tightened by a sliding ring.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Page (fl. 1720). From French porte-crayon from porte- + crayon.

Definition of porte-crayon in US English:

porte-crayon

noun

historical

An instrument used to hold a pencil, lead, etc., for drawing, usually a metal tube split at the end and tightened by a sliding ring.

Origin

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Page (fl. 1720). From French porte-crayon from porte- + crayon.

单词	porte-crayon
释义	Definition of porte-crayon in English: porte-crayon noun ˌpɔːtˈkreɪənˌpɔːtˈkreɪɒn historical An instrument used to hold a pencil, lead, etc., for drawing, usually a metal tube split at the end and tightened by a sliding ring. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Page (fl. 1720). From French porte-crayon from porte- + crayon. Definition of porte-crayon in US English: porte-crayon noun historical An instrument used to hold a pencil, lead, etc., for drawing, usually a metal tube split at the end and tightened by a sliding ring. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Page (fl. 1720). From French porte-crayon from porte- + crayon.
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