Definition of Nymphenburg in English:

Nymphenburg

noun ˈnɪmfnbəːɡ

Attributive Designating hard-paste porcelain manufactured at Nymphenburg in Bavaria.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charlotte Schreiber (1812–1895), translator, businesswoman, and collector. From Nymphenburg, the name of a former village in Bavaria, now part of Munich, where hard-paste porcelain has been manufactured since 1761.

Definition of Nymphenburg in US English:

Nymphenburg

nounˈnɪmfnbəːɡ

Attributive Designating hard-paste porcelain manufactured at Nymphenburg in Bavaria.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charlotte Schreiber (1812–1895), translator, businesswoman, and collector. From Nymphenburg, the name of a former village in Bavaria, now part of Munich, where hard-paste porcelain has been manufactured since 1761.

单词	Nymphenburg
释义	Definition of Nymphenburg in English: Nymphenburg noun ˈnɪmfnbəːɡ Attributive Designating hard-paste porcelain manufactured at Nymphenburg in Bavaria. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charlotte Schreiber (1812–1895), translator, businesswoman, and collector. From Nymphenburg, the name of a former village in Bavaria, now part of Munich, where hard-paste porcelain has been manufactured since 1761. Definition of Nymphenburg in US English: Nymphenburg nounˈnɪmfnbəːɡ Attributive Designating hard-paste porcelain manufactured at Nymphenburg in Bavaria. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charlotte Schreiber (1812–1895), translator, businesswoman, and collector. From Nymphenburg, the name of a former village in Bavaria, now part of Munich, where hard-paste porcelain has been manufactured since 1761.
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