Definition of kakemono in English:

kakemono

nounPlural kakemonos ˌkakɪˈmɒnəʊˌkäkəˈmōnō

A Japanese unframed painting made on paper or silk and displayed as a wall hanging.
Example sentencesExamples
- A kakemono is intended to be displayed vertically as part of the interior decoration of a room.
- On awakening he found the figure on the kakemono seemed to be alive.
- The same is true with his collection of kakemono, which are hung, along with other pictures, in some sort of rotation.
- Rainbows and reptiles at the same time, the compositions rub against each other like kakemonos in a stormy wind.
- Two kakemono hung in the library of the Ho-o-den, and one hung in Silsbee's dining room.

Origin

Late 19th century: Japanese, from kake- 'hang, suspend' + mono 'thing'.

Definition of kakemono in US English:

kakemono

nounˌkäkəˈmōnō

A Japanese unframed painting made on paper or silk and displayed as a wall hanging.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two kakemono hung in the library of the Ho-o-den, and one hung in Silsbee's dining room.
- A kakemono is intended to be displayed vertically as part of the interior decoration of a room.
- On awakening he found the figure on the kakemono seemed to be alive.
- The same is true with his collection of kakemono, which are hung, along with other pictures, in some sort of rotation.
- Rainbows and reptiles at the same time, the compositions rub against each other like kakemonos in a stormy wind.

Origin

Late 19th century: Japanese, from kake- ‘hang, suspend’ + mono ‘thing’.

单词	kakemono
释义	Definition of kakemono in English: kakemono nounPlural kakemonos ˌkakɪˈmɒnəʊˌkäkəˈmōnō A Japanese unframed painting made on paper or silk and displayed as a wall hanging. Example sentencesExamples A kakemono is intended to be displayed vertically as part of the interior decoration of a room. On awakening he found the figure on the kakemono seemed to be alive. The same is true with his collection of kakemono, which are hung, along with other pictures, in some sort of rotation. Rainbows and reptiles at the same time, the compositions rub against each other like kakemonos in a stormy wind. Two kakemono hung in the library of the Ho-o-den, and one hung in Silsbee's dining room. Origin Late 19th century: Japanese, from kake- 'hang, suspend' + mono 'thing'. Definition of kakemono in US English: kakemono nounˌkäkəˈmōnō A Japanese unframed painting made on paper or silk and displayed as a wall hanging. Example sentencesExamples Two kakemono hung in the library of the Ho-o-den, and one hung in Silsbee's dining room. A kakemono is intended to be displayed vertically as part of the interior decoration of a room. On awakening he found the figure on the kakemono seemed to be alive. The same is true with his collection of kakemono, which are hung, along with other pictures, in some sort of rotation. Rainbows and reptiles at the same time, the compositions rub against each other like kakemonos in a stormy wind. Origin Late 19th century: Japanese, from kake- ‘hang, suspend’ + mono ‘thing’.
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