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parterre
[ pahr-tair ]
noun
- Also called parquet circle. the rear section of seats, and sometimes also the side sections, of the main floor of a theater, concert hall, or opera house.
- an ornamental arrangement of flower beds of different shapes and sizes.
parterre
/ ɑːˈɛə /
noun
- a formally patterned flower garden
- the pit in a theatre
- another name for parquet circle
Other yvlog Forms
- 貹·ٱ adjective
yvlog History and Origins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of parterre1
Example Sentences
Designed by acclaimed landscape architect Anthony “Tony” Holmes of Philadelphia, the grounds are divided into parterres or “rooms,” featuring an array of shrubs, perennials, annuals, herbs, heirloom roses, vines and specimen trees.
The proscenium has been removed entirely and the stage brought forward 25 feet, fitted with flexible risers and parterre seating.
It has to be 50 acres and it’s all parterres with vegetables and flowers.
Like many poets before him, he had a keen sense of how memory could repose in objects, whether “dungy sticks / In a jackdaw’s nest” or “a marble bust commanding the parterre.”
The “pigeon house” stood behind a locked gate, and a shallow parterre that had been somewhat neglected.
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