Definition of Biedermeier in English:

Biedermeier

adjectiveˈbiːdəˌmʌɪəˈbēdərˌmīər

Denoting or relating to a style of furniture and interior decoration current in Germany in the period 1815–48, characterized by restraint, conventionality, and utilitarianism.
比德迈式的（指1815-1848年在德国流行的一种家具和室内装饰风格，特点为内敛、传统和实用）
Example sentencesExamples
- The furnishings, which included many items by furniture maker Biedermeier, were part of a collection built up since the early 1990s.
- In the film, three college students try to balance their mutual attraction through the diligent study of golf, ballroom dancing, and Biedermeier furniture design.
- The Biedermeier age of cosiness and gemutlichkeit collapsed with the Revolutions of 1848.
- The fundamental concept of all Biedermeier furniture was flat planes of wood, ideal for the application of veneer, which, in turn, dictated the design of the object.
- The Bohemian glass industry flourished in the Biedermeier period-from about 1815 to 1848-producing cut and enameled glass that was exported throughout Europe and widely imitated.
- When the Biedermeier style emerged almost simultaneously, it was adopted only by the middle class.
- Despite regional variations Biedermeier style is therefore staid, sober, and particular, eschewing heroics and drama.
- The Biedermeier style in the decorative arts evolved in such cities as Vienna, Munich, and Berlin.
- Built in the Empire and Biedermeier styles, the grounds include a turf-roofed sauna and a chapel dating from 1925.
- Transparent enameled beakers in the Biedermeier style were manufactured in the late 19th and 20th centuries.
- From the drawing room there's a good selection of Biedermeier furniture, the simpler, heavier version of French Empire style that took Vienna by storm in the first quarter of the 19th century.
- Freud's consulting room was partially re-created, complete with his actual couch, antiquities collection, Biedermeier cabinet and Turkish rug.
- Is the dreadful late Biedermeier furniture really authentic?
- In this case he allowed himself to be influenced by the Austrian Biedermeier style, but he intensified it.
- But he's willing to chat about the Biedermeier era and its inclusion in a play set in the rarified world of 1950s ‘Varsity.
- Meanwhile, the sofas offer examples of Biedermeier design, with one featuring an unusual arrangement of cupboards framing the seat that Catherine has used to display her favourite pieces of Monart glassware.
- The Milwaukee Art Museum and the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin are organizing the first exhibition on the Biedermeier period ever to be seen in North America.
- What of interiority in so-called Biedermeier painting, about which so much interesting work has been done in Germany, Austria, and Central Europe?
- The tastes of this middle-class society are sometimes called Biedermeier, denoting a worthy, even cosy art rather than the revolutionary extravagances of the Romantics.
- Many of the playful motifs on these glasses hark back to those found in more straightforward form on rococo or Biedermeier glasses.
Synonyms
conservative, traditional, traditionalist, conformist, bourgeois, old-fashioned, of the old school

Origin

From the name of Gottlieb Biedermaier, a fictitious German provincial schoolmaster and poet created by L. Eichrodt (1854).

Definition of Biedermeier in US English:

Biedermeier

adjectiveˈbēdərˌmīər

Denoting or relating to a style of furniture and interior decoration current in Germany in the period 1815–48, characterized by restraint, conventionality, and utilitarianism.
比德迈式的（指1815-1848年在德国流行的一种家具和室内装饰风格，特点为内敛、传统和实用）
Example sentencesExamples
- When the Biedermeier style emerged almost simultaneously, it was adopted only by the middle class.
- But he's willing to chat about the Biedermeier era and its inclusion in a play set in the rarified world of 1950s ‘Varsity.
- The Biedermeier age of cosiness and gemutlichkeit collapsed with the Revolutions of 1848.
- Is the dreadful late Biedermeier furniture really authentic?
- Many of the playful motifs on these glasses hark back to those found in more straightforward form on rococo or Biedermeier glasses.
- The tastes of this middle-class society are sometimes called Biedermeier, denoting a worthy, even cosy art rather than the revolutionary extravagances of the Romantics.
- The Biedermeier style in the decorative arts evolved in such cities as Vienna, Munich, and Berlin.
- From the drawing room there's a good selection of Biedermeier furniture, the simpler, heavier version of French Empire style that took Vienna by storm in the first quarter of the 19th century.
- The furnishings, which included many items by furniture maker Biedermeier, were part of a collection built up since the early 1990s.
- The Milwaukee Art Museum and the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin are organizing the first exhibition on the Biedermeier period ever to be seen in North America.
- The fundamental concept of all Biedermeier furniture was flat planes of wood, ideal for the application of veneer, which, in turn, dictated the design of the object.
- Transparent enameled beakers in the Biedermeier style were manufactured in the late 19th and 20th centuries.
- Built in the Empire and Biedermeier styles, the grounds include a turf-roofed sauna and a chapel dating from 1925.
- In this case he allowed himself to be influenced by the Austrian Biedermeier style, but he intensified it.
- Meanwhile, the sofas offer examples of Biedermeier design, with one featuring an unusual arrangement of cupboards framing the seat that Catherine has used to display her favourite pieces of Monart glassware.
- In the film, three college students try to balance their mutual attraction through the diligent study of golf, ballroom dancing, and Biedermeier furniture design.
- Freud's consulting room was partially re-created, complete with his actual couch, antiquities collection, Biedermeier cabinet and Turkish rug.
- Despite regional variations Biedermeier style is therefore staid, sober, and particular, eschewing heroics and drama.
- The Bohemian glass industry flourished in the Biedermeier period-from about 1815 to 1848-producing cut and enameled glass that was exported throughout Europe and widely imitated.
- What of interiority in so-called Biedermeier painting, about which so much interesting work has been done in Germany, Austria, and Central Europe?
Synonyms
conservative, traditional, traditionalist, conformist, bourgeois, old-fashioned, of the old school

Origin

From the name of Gottlieb Biedermaier, a fictitious German provincial schoolmaster and poet created by L. Eichrodt (1854).

单词	Biedermeier
释义	Definition of Biedermeier in English: Biedermeier adjectiveˈbiːdəˌmʌɪəˈbēdərˌmīər Denoting or relating to a style of furniture and interior decoration current in Germany in the period 1815–48, characterized by restraint, conventionality, and utilitarianism. 比德迈式的（指1815-1848年在德国流行的一种家具和室内装饰风格，特点为内敛、传统和实用） Example sentencesExamples The furnishings, which included many items by furniture maker Biedermeier, were part of a collection built up since the early 1990s. In the film, three college students try to balance their mutual attraction through the diligent study of golf, ballroom dancing, and Biedermeier furniture design. The Biedermeier age of cosiness and gemutlichkeit collapsed with the Revolutions of 1848. The fundamental concept of all Biedermeier furniture was flat planes of wood, ideal for the application of veneer, which, in turn, dictated the design of the object. The Bohemian glass industry flourished in the Biedermeier period-from about 1815 to 1848-producing cut and enameled glass that was exported throughout Europe and widely imitated. When the Biedermeier style emerged almost simultaneously, it was adopted only by the middle class. Despite regional variations Biedermeier style is therefore staid, sober, and particular, eschewing heroics and drama. The Biedermeier style in the decorative arts evolved in such cities as Vienna, Munich, and Berlin. Built in the Empire and Biedermeier styles, the grounds include a turf-roofed sauna and a chapel dating from 1925. Transparent enameled beakers in the Biedermeier style were manufactured in the late 19th and 20th centuries. From the drawing room there's a good selection of Biedermeier furniture, the simpler, heavier version of French Empire style that took Vienna by storm in the first quarter of the 19th century. Freud's consulting room was partially re-created, complete with his actual couch, antiquities collection, Biedermeier cabinet and Turkish rug. Is the dreadful late Biedermeier furniture really authentic? In this case he allowed himself to be influenced by the Austrian Biedermeier style, but he intensified it. But he's willing to chat about the Biedermeier era and its inclusion in a play set in the rarified world of 1950s ‘Varsity. Meanwhile, the sofas offer examples of Biedermeier design, with one featuring an unusual arrangement of cupboards framing the seat that Catherine has used to display her favourite pieces of Monart glassware. The Milwaukee Art Museum and the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin are organizing the first exhibition on the Biedermeier period ever to be seen in North America. What of interiority in so-called Biedermeier painting, about which so much interesting work has been done in Germany, Austria, and Central Europe? The tastes of this middle-class society are sometimes called Biedermeier, denoting a worthy, even cosy art rather than the revolutionary extravagances of the Romantics. Many of the playful motifs on these glasses hark back to those found in more straightforward form on rococo or Biedermeier glasses. Synonyms conservative, traditional, traditionalist, conformist, bourgeois, old-fashioned, of the old school Origin From the name of Gottlieb Biedermaier, a fictitious German provincial schoolmaster and poet created by L. Eichrodt (1854). Definition of Biedermeier in US English: Biedermeier adjectiveˈbēdərˌmīər Denoting or relating to a style of furniture and interior decoration current in Germany in the period 1815–48, characterized by restraint, conventionality, and utilitarianism. 比德迈式的（指1815-1848年在德国流行的一种家具和室内装饰风格，特点为内敛、传统和实用） Example sentencesExamples When the Biedermeier style emerged almost simultaneously, it was adopted only by the middle class. But he's willing to chat about the Biedermeier era and its inclusion in a play set in the rarified world of 1950s ‘Varsity. The Biedermeier age of cosiness and gemutlichkeit collapsed with the Revolutions of 1848. Is the dreadful late Biedermeier furniture really authentic? Many of the playful motifs on these glasses hark back to those found in more straightforward form on rococo or Biedermeier glasses. The tastes of this middle-class society are sometimes called Biedermeier, denoting a worthy, even cosy art rather than the revolutionary extravagances of the Romantics. The Biedermeier style in the decorative arts evolved in such cities as Vienna, Munich, and Berlin. From the drawing room there's a good selection of Biedermeier furniture, the simpler, heavier version of French Empire style that took Vienna by storm in the first quarter of the 19th century. The furnishings, which included many items by furniture maker Biedermeier, were part of a collection built up since the early 1990s. The Milwaukee Art Museum and the Deutsches Historisches Museum in Berlin are organizing the first exhibition on the Biedermeier period ever to be seen in North America. The fundamental concept of all Biedermeier furniture was flat planes of wood, ideal for the application of veneer, which, in turn, dictated the design of the object. Transparent enameled beakers in the Biedermeier style were manufactured in the late 19th and 20th centuries. Built in the Empire and Biedermeier styles, the grounds include a turf-roofed sauna and a chapel dating from 1925. In this case he allowed himself to be influenced by the Austrian Biedermeier style, but he intensified it. Meanwhile, the sofas offer examples of Biedermeier design, with one featuring an unusual arrangement of cupboards framing the seat that Catherine has used to display her favourite pieces of Monart glassware. In the film, three college students try to balance their mutual attraction through the diligent study of golf, ballroom dancing, and Biedermeier furniture design. Freud's consulting room was partially re-created, complete with his actual couch, antiquities collection, Biedermeier cabinet and Turkish rug. Despite regional variations Biedermeier style is therefore staid, sober, and particular, eschewing heroics and drama. The Bohemian glass industry flourished in the Biedermeier period-from about 1815 to 1848-producing cut and enameled glass that was exported throughout Europe and widely imitated. What of interiority in so-called Biedermeier painting, about which so much interesting work has been done in Germany, Austria, and Central Europe? Synonyms conservative, traditional, traditionalist, conformist, bourgeois, old-fashioned, of the old school Origin From the name of Gottlieb Biedermaier, a fictitious German provincial schoolmaster and poet created by L. Eichrodt (1854).
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