Definition of pointillé in English:

pointillé

(also pointille)

adjective ˌpɔɪntɪˈeɪˌpwãtɪˈeɪ

Ornamented with a design or pattern composed of fine dots. Of a tool: used to engrave or incise such designs.

noun ˌpɔɪntɪˈeɪˌpwãtɪˈeɪ

Decorative work made with a series of fine dots; a garment, etc., decorated in this way. Also figurative. Now rare.

Origin

Late 19th century. From French pointillé, past participle of pointiller to mark or represent with small points or dots from point + -iller, frequentative suffix.

Definition of pointillé in US English:

pointillé

(also pointille)

adjective

Ornamented with a design or pattern composed of fine dots. Of a tool: used to engrave or incise such designs.

noun

Decorative work made with a series of fine dots; a garment, etc., decorated in this way. Also figurative. Now rare.

Origin

Late 19th century. From French pointillé, past participle of pointiller to mark or represent with small points or dots from point + -iller, frequentative suffix.

单词	pointillé
释义	Definition of pointillé in English: pointillé (also pointille) adjective ˌpɔɪntɪˈeɪˌpwãtɪˈeɪ Ornamented with a design or pattern composed of fine dots. Of a tool: used to engrave or incise such designs. noun ˌpɔɪntɪˈeɪˌpwãtɪˈeɪ Decorative work made with a series of fine dots; a garment, etc., decorated in this way. Also figurative. Now rare. Origin Late 19th century. From French pointillé, past participle of pointiller to mark or represent with small points or dots from point + -iller, frequentative suffix. Definition of pointillé in US English: pointillé (also pointille) adjective Ornamented with a design or pattern composed of fine dots. Of a tool: used to engrave or incise such designs. noun Decorative work made with a series of fine dots; a garment, etc., decorated in this way. Also figurative. Now rare. Origin Late 19th century. From French pointillé, past participle of pointiller to mark or represent with small points or dots from point + -iller, frequentative suffix.
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