Definition of bricoleur in English:

bricoleur

noun ˌbrɪkəˈləːˌbrēkōˈlər

A person who engages in bricolage.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now working mainly with wood she has turned from being a maker of precious objects into a witty bricoleur.
- In his subsequent career, Jennings established for himself the vocation of bricoleur of English culture.
- Moore seems to me Modernism's purest bricoleur, weaving her poems from shreds and patches.
- It is also the source of a great part of the subcultural bricoleur's stylistic savvy.
- Recent critics tend to place brilliant bricoleurs above singular craftsmen.

Origin

French, literally 'handyman'.

Definition of bricoleur in US English:

bricoleur

nounˌbrēkōˈlər

A person who engages in bricolage.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now working mainly with wood she has turned from being a maker of precious objects into a witty bricoleur.
- In his subsequent career, Jennings established for himself the vocation of bricoleur of English culture.
- Recent critics tend to place brilliant bricoleurs above singular craftsmen.
- It is also the source of a great part of the subcultural bricoleur's stylistic savvy.
- Moore seems to me Modernism's purest bricoleur, weaving her poems from shreds and patches.

Origin

French, literally ‘handyman’.

单词	bricoleur
释义	Definition of bricoleur in English: bricoleur noun ˌbrɪkəˈləːˌbrēkōˈlər A person who engages in bricolage. Example sentencesExamples Now working mainly with wood she has turned from being a maker of precious objects into a witty bricoleur. In his subsequent career, Jennings established for himself the vocation of bricoleur of English culture. Moore seems to me Modernism's purest bricoleur, weaving her poems from shreds and patches. It is also the source of a great part of the subcultural bricoleur's stylistic savvy. Recent critics tend to place brilliant bricoleurs above singular craftsmen. Origin French, literally 'handyman'. Definition of bricoleur in US English: bricoleur nounˌbrēkōˈlər A person who engages in bricolage. Example sentencesExamples Now working mainly with wood she has turned from being a maker of precious objects into a witty bricoleur. In his subsequent career, Jennings established for himself the vocation of bricoleur of English culture. Recent critics tend to place brilliant bricoleurs above singular craftsmen. It is also the source of a great part of the subcultural bricoleur's stylistic savvy. Moore seems to me Modernism's purest bricoleur, weaving her poems from shreds and patches. Origin French, literally ‘handyman’.
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