Definition of champlevé in English:

champlevé

noun ʃɒ̃ˈləveɪˌʃam(p)ləˈveɪˌSHämpləˈvā

mass noun

Enamelwork in which hollows made in a metal surface are filled with coloured enamels.
（金属表面）镂花镶嵌珐琅
as modifier enamelling using the champlevé technique
Example sentencesExamples
- More recently, champlevé was achieved by acid etching into the metal.
- Some of the earliest examples of champlevé come from the Celtic period.
- The incursions of invading peoples drove the Celtic enamellers westwards to Ireland, where the art of champlevé enamelling enjoyed a late flowering.
- In order to master this living material requiring extremely delicate handling, Piaget has used the famous technique of champlevé enamelling.
- About half the applied decoration is champlevé enamel and a further third tinning, a thin coating of a tin-rich alloy covering some or all of the brooch's surface (often erroneously described as silvering).

Origin

French, from champ 'field' + levé 'raised'.

Definition of champlevé in US English:

champlevé

nounˌSHämpləˈvā

Enamelwork in which hollows made in a metal surface are filled with colored enamel.
（金属表面）镂花镶嵌珐琅
as modifier enameling using the champlevé technique
Example sentencesExamples
- In order to master this living material requiring extremely delicate handling, Piaget has used the famous technique of champlevé enamelling.
- The incursions of invading peoples drove the Celtic enamellers westwards to Ireland, where the art of champlevé enamelling enjoyed a late flowering.
- Some of the earliest examples of champlevé come from the Celtic period.
- More recently, champlevé was achieved by acid etching into the metal.
- About half the applied decoration is champlevé enamel and a further third tinning, a thin coating of a tin-rich alloy covering some or all of the brooch's surface (often erroneously described as silvering).

Origin

French, from champ ‘field’ + levé ‘raised’.

单词	champlevé
释义	Definition of champlevé in English: champlevé noun ʃɒ̃ˈləveɪˌʃam(p)ləˈveɪˌSHämpləˈvā mass noun Enamelwork in which hollows made in a metal surface are filled with coloured enamels. （金属表面）镂花镶嵌珐琅 as modifier enamelling using the champlevé technique Example sentencesExamples More recently, champlevé was achieved by acid etching into the metal. Some of the earliest examples of champlevé come from the Celtic period. The incursions of invading peoples drove the Celtic enamellers westwards to Ireland, where the art of champlevé enamelling enjoyed a late flowering. In order to master this living material requiring extremely delicate handling, Piaget has used the famous technique of champlevé enamelling. About half the applied decoration is champlevé enamel and a further third tinning, a thin coating of a tin-rich alloy covering some or all of the brooch's surface (often erroneously described as silvering). Origin French, from champ 'field' + levé 'raised'. Definition of champlevé in US English: champlevé nounˌSHämpləˈvā Enamelwork in which hollows made in a metal surface are filled with colored enamel. （金属表面）镂花镶嵌珐琅 as modifier enameling using the champlevé technique Example sentencesExamples In order to master this living material requiring extremely delicate handling, Piaget has used the famous technique of champlevé enamelling. The incursions of invading peoples drove the Celtic enamellers westwards to Ireland, where the art of champlevé enamelling enjoyed a late flowering. Some of the earliest examples of champlevé come from the Celtic period. More recently, champlevé was achieved by acid etching into the metal. About half the applied decoration is champlevé enamel and a further third tinning, a thin coating of a tin-rich alloy covering some or all of the brooch's surface (often erroneously described as silvering). Origin French, from champ ‘field’ + levé ‘raised’.
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