Definition of palette knife in English:

palette knife

noun

1A thin steel blade with a handle for mixing colours or applying or removing paint.
Example sentencesExamples
- Other bits of canvas build up the surface, creating a substructure for the artist's play with her palette knife and sculptor's tools, which mold color into an insistent material presence.
- She paints these scenes exclusively with a palette knife.
- Courbet's broadly handled paint surfaces, often applied with a palette knife, emphasised the uniqueness of his pictorial vision.
- A layer of flake white applied with a palette knife creates shapes with raised edges, giving the paintings a collaged appearance.
- Favoring the palette knife over the brush, the artist applies and scrapes away paint on his modestly sized canvases with an intensity that borders on the obsessive.
- In one work, thick dabs of red, yellow, blue, white and yellow-green oil paint applied with a palette knife cover the 10-foot-wide canvas.
- The larger one held tubes of dried-up oil paints, a palette knife, some stiff brushes.
- In keeping with her family's long tradition of Dutch Impressionists, she manipulates thick layers of paint with a palette knife to form rich color and texture on the canvas.
- If you want, you can use a palette knife, sponge or brush strokes to add texture to your background.
- With a palette knife or spoon, he applied thick coats of warm enduit, a sturdy plaster mixed with glue used for wall repairs that dries to a high-gloss finish.
- The salient features defining his creative contours are the cascading planes of colours and the broad brick strokes applied with a palette knife.
- Often applying oil paint with a palette knife, Scott fills his canvases with irregular squares and rectangles in a rainbow of contrasting hues.
- The beauty of oil paint is that you can wipe it off, scrape it off with a palette knife or paint over it.
- He set to work at once without waiting for the brushes, palette knife and paints he had sent for from home.
- Turn them over with a palette knife and colour the other side.
- In some cases, the artist may scratch or splatter paint, add crayon or brush strokes or apply additional paint with a palette knife.
2British A kitchen knife or spatula with a long, flexible round-ended blade.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using a palette knife or fish slice, carefully transfer each pizza to a serving plate and garnish with basil sprigs.
- Using a small palette knife, thickly smear the insides of all the cheeses with the paste, then skewer two blocks lengthways with a soaked skewer to secure them tightly while cooking.
- Fill the ramekins, smoothing the tops with a palette knife.
- Remove the chicken from the grill and pour over the pan juices, OR: turn the chicken over with a palette knife so that the cheese is on the bottom.
- Use a long palette knife to slide the cheesecake onto a flat plate.
- Squash the mixture down with a palette knife and cook till the bottom has browned and crisped in the butter.
- Lift them from the pan with a fish slice or palette knife and place them on a shallow dish.
- When frozen, melt the top of the parfait using a hot palette knife, then fold over the excess rice paper so that the parfait is now fully enclosed.

Definition of palette knife in US English:

palette knife

nounˈpalət nīfˈpælət naɪf

A thin steel blade with a handle for mixing colors or applying or removing paint.
Example sentencesExamples
- She paints these scenes exclusively with a palette knife.
- Often applying oil paint with a palette knife, Scott fills his canvases with irregular squares and rectangles in a rainbow of contrasting hues.
- In one work, thick dabs of red, yellow, blue, white and yellow-green oil paint applied with a palette knife cover the 10-foot-wide canvas.
- He set to work at once without waiting for the brushes, palette knife and paints he had sent for from home.
- Turn them over with a palette knife and colour the other side.
- The larger one held tubes of dried-up oil paints, a palette knife, some stiff brushes.
- Courbet's broadly handled paint surfaces, often applied with a palette knife, emphasised the uniqueness of his pictorial vision.
- A layer of flake white applied with a palette knife creates shapes with raised edges, giving the paintings a collaged appearance.
- Other bits of canvas build up the surface, creating a substructure for the artist's play with her palette knife and sculptor's tools, which mold color into an insistent material presence.
- With a palette knife or spoon, he applied thick coats of warm enduit, a sturdy plaster mixed with glue used for wall repairs that dries to a high-gloss finish.
- Favoring the palette knife over the brush, the artist applies and scrapes away paint on his modestly sized canvases with an intensity that borders on the obsessive.
- The beauty of oil paint is that you can wipe it off, scrape it off with a palette knife or paint over it.
- If you want, you can use a palette knife, sponge or brush strokes to add texture to your background.
- The salient features defining his creative contours are the cascading planes of colours and the broad brick strokes applied with a palette knife.
- In keeping with her family's long tradition of Dutch Impressionists, she manipulates thick layers of paint with a palette knife to form rich color and texture on the canvas.
- In some cases, the artist may scratch or splatter paint, add crayon or brush strokes or apply additional paint with a palette knife.

单词	palette knife
释义	Definition of palette knife in English: palette knife noun 1A thin steel blade with a handle for mixing colours or applying or removing paint. Example sentencesExamples Other bits of canvas build up the surface, creating a substructure for the artist's play with her palette knife and sculptor's tools, which mold color into an insistent material presence. She paints these scenes exclusively with a palette knife. Courbet's broadly handled paint surfaces, often applied with a palette knife, emphasised the uniqueness of his pictorial vision. A layer of flake white applied with a palette knife creates shapes with raised edges, giving the paintings a collaged appearance. Favoring the palette knife over the brush, the artist applies and scrapes away paint on his modestly sized canvases with an intensity that borders on the obsessive. In one work, thick dabs of red, yellow, blue, white and yellow-green oil paint applied with a palette knife cover the 10-foot-wide canvas. The larger one held tubes of dried-up oil paints, a palette knife, some stiff brushes. In keeping with her family's long tradition of Dutch Impressionists, she manipulates thick layers of paint with a palette knife to form rich color and texture on the canvas. If you want, you can use a palette knife, sponge or brush strokes to add texture to your background. With a palette knife or spoon, he applied thick coats of warm enduit, a sturdy plaster mixed with glue used for wall repairs that dries to a high-gloss finish. The salient features defining his creative contours are the cascading planes of colours and the broad brick strokes applied with a palette knife. Often applying oil paint with a palette knife, Scott fills his canvases with irregular squares and rectangles in a rainbow of contrasting hues. The beauty of oil paint is that you can wipe it off, scrape it off with a palette knife or paint over it. He set to work at once without waiting for the brushes, palette knife and paints he had sent for from home. Turn them over with a palette knife and colour the other side. In some cases, the artist may scratch or splatter paint, add crayon or brush strokes or apply additional paint with a palette knife. 2British A kitchen knife or spatula with a long, flexible round-ended blade. Example sentencesExamples Using a palette knife or fish slice, carefully transfer each pizza to a serving plate and garnish with basil sprigs. Using a small palette knife, thickly smear the insides of all the cheeses with the paste, then skewer two blocks lengthways with a soaked skewer to secure them tightly while cooking. Fill the ramekins, smoothing the tops with a palette knife. Remove the chicken from the grill and pour over the pan juices, OR: turn the chicken over with a palette knife so that the cheese is on the bottom. Use a long palette knife to slide the cheesecake onto a flat plate. Squash the mixture down with a palette knife and cook till the bottom has browned and crisped in the butter. Lift them from the pan with a fish slice or palette knife and place them on a shallow dish. When frozen, melt the top of the parfait using a hot palette knife, then fold over the excess rice paper so that the parfait is now fully enclosed. Definition of palette knife in US English: palette knife nounˈpalət nīfˈpælət naɪf A thin steel blade with a handle for mixing colors or applying or removing paint. Example sentencesExamples She paints these scenes exclusively with a palette knife. Often applying oil paint with a palette knife, Scott fills his canvases with irregular squares and rectangles in a rainbow of contrasting hues. In one work, thick dabs of red, yellow, blue, white and yellow-green oil paint applied with a palette knife cover the 10-foot-wide canvas. He set to work at once without waiting for the brushes, palette knife and paints he had sent for from home. Turn them over with a palette knife and colour the other side. The larger one held tubes of dried-up oil paints, a palette knife, some stiff brushes. Courbet's broadly handled paint surfaces, often applied with a palette knife, emphasised the uniqueness of his pictorial vision. A layer of flake white applied with a palette knife creates shapes with raised edges, giving the paintings a collaged appearance. Other bits of canvas build up the surface, creating a substructure for the artist's play with her palette knife and sculptor's tools, which mold color into an insistent material presence. With a palette knife or spoon, he applied thick coats of warm enduit, a sturdy plaster mixed with glue used for wall repairs that dries to a high-gloss finish. Favoring the palette knife over the brush, the artist applies and scrapes away paint on his modestly sized canvases with an intensity that borders on the obsessive. The beauty of oil paint is that you can wipe it off, scrape it off with a palette knife or paint over it. If you want, you can use a palette knife, sponge or brush strokes to add texture to your background. The salient features defining his creative contours are the cascading planes of colours and the broad brick strokes applied with a palette knife. In keeping with her family's long tradition of Dutch Impressionists, she manipulates thick layers of paint with a palette knife to form rich color and texture on the canvas. In some cases, the artist may scratch or splatter paint, add crayon or brush strokes or apply additional paint with a palette knife.
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