Definition of pardessus in English:

pardessus

noun ˌpɑːdəˈsuːˈpɑːdəsuː

historical

A woman's outdoor cloak of variable style, fashionable especially in the mid 19th cent.

noun ˌpɑːdəˈsuːˈpɑːdəsuː

Music

= pardessus de viole.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Godey's Lady's Book. From French pardessus, use as noun of par-dessus (adverb) over, above from par + dessus over, upon, above (12th cent. in Old French as desus; from classical Latin dēsūrsum (frequently dēsūsum) from above (condemned by Quintilian as a barbarism; subsequently attested from Vetus Latina) from dē from + sūrsum above, on high, probably after dēsuper from above)
1950s; earliest use found in Grove's Dictionary of Music. Either short for pardessus de viole, or from French pardessus, short for pardessus de viole.

Definition of pardessus in US English:

pardessus

noun

historical

A woman's outdoor cloak of variable style, fashionable especially in the mid 19th cent.

noun

Music

= pardessus de viole.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Godey's Lady's Book. From French pardessus, use as noun of par-dessus (adverb) over, above from par + dessus over, upon, above (12th cent. in Old French as desus; from classical Latin dēsūrsum (frequently dēsūsum) from above (condemned by Quintilian as a barbarism; subsequently attested from Vetus Latina) from dē from + sūrsum above, on high, probably after dēsuper from above)<br>1950s; earliest use found in Grove's Dictionary of Music. Either short for pardessus de viole, or from French pardessus, short for pardessus de viole.

单词	pardessus
释义	Definition of pardessus in English: pardessus noun ˌpɑːdəˈsuːˈpɑːdəsuː historical A woman's outdoor cloak of variable style, fashionable especially in the mid 19th cent. noun ˌpɑːdəˈsuːˈpɑːdəsuː Music = pardessus de viole. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Godey's Lady's Book. From French pardessus, use as noun of par-dessus (adverb) over, above from par + dessus over, upon, above (12th cent. in Old French as desus; from classical Latin dēsūrsum (frequently dēsūsum) from above (condemned by Quintilian as a barbarism; subsequently attested from Vetus Latina) from dē from + sūrsum above, on high, probably after dēsuper from above) 1950s; earliest use found in Grove's Dictionary of Music. Either short for pardessus de viole, or from French pardessus, short for pardessus de viole. Definition of pardessus in US English: pardessus noun historical A woman's outdoor cloak of variable style, fashionable especially in the mid 19th cent. noun Music = pardessus de viole. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Godey's Lady's Book. From French pardessus, use as noun of par-dessus (adverb) over, above from par + dessus over, upon, above (12th cent. in Old French as desus; from classical Latin dēsūrsum (frequently dēsūsum) from above (condemned by Quintilian as a barbarism; subsequently attested from Vetus Latina) from dē from + sūrsum above, on high, probably after dēsuper from above)<br>1950s; earliest use found in Grove's Dictionary of Music. Either short for pardessus de viole, or from French pardessus, short for pardessus de viole.
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