Pronunciation: /ˌæbætˈʒʊər/
noun a lampshade or light fixture that diffuses light
A1 I have a pretty abat-jour in my bedroom.
A2 She bought a new abat-jour for the living room.
B1 The abat-jour in the hotel room provided a soft light.
B2 I prefer abat-jours with intricate designs.
C1 The antique abat-jour in the library was a rare find.
C2 The abat-jour cast a warm glow in the dimly lit room.
preposition a French term that literally means 'to beat down' or 'to lower'
A1 The abat-jour on the bedside table provided soft lighting in the room.
A2 She placed the abat-jour next to the window to diffuse the harsh sunlight.
B1 The abat-jour above the dining table created a cozy atmosphere during dinner.
B2 The abat-jour with intricate designs added an elegant touch to the living room.
C1 The antique abat-jour in the study was a rare find from a local flea market.
C2 The custom-made abat-jour was the focal point of the room, showcasing the owner's unique style.
formal The abat-jour in the living room casts a soft and warm glow in the evenings.
informal I love the abat-jour in this room, it really sets the mood.
slang Check out that cool abat-jour, it's so chic!
figurative Her smile was like an abat-jour, lighting up the whole room.
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