Pronunciation: /ˌæbætˈʒʊərz/
noun a French term for lampshades or shades for lamps
A1 I bought a new abat-jours for my bedside lamp.
A2 The abat-jours in the living room is a beautiful addition to the decor.
B1 She sells handmade abat-jours at the local craft fair.
B2 The antique abat-jours in the antique shop caught my eye.
C1 The designer abat-jours in the luxury hotel were exquisite.
C2 The custom-made abat-jours in the mansion were a work of art.
formal The interior designer recommended using abat-jours to enhance the lighting in the room.
informal I found some cute abat-jours for my bedroom at the home decor store.
slang I'm not sure if abat-jours are really my style, but I'll give them a try.
figurative The abat-jours of knowledge illuminated the path to success.
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