Definition of réseau in English:

réseau

nounPlural réseaux ˈreɪzəʊrāˈzō

1A network or grid.
Example sentencesExamples
- This game has a réseau of strategy, game design, and server administration.
- Under certain conditions of observation, the really complex Martian details appear as a réseau of fine lines.
- It is not the first time that we meet with the purpose of making a réseau of women scientists, it is a question we have been dealing with for two years and that has already gone through important institutional stages.
Synonyms
web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis
1. 1.1 A plain net ground used in lacemaking.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bruges flower lace was called guipure laces, indicating that the separately worked parts of the pattern were held together not by a réseau but by brides.
  The réseau connects the toilé or more solid parts of the patterns together by filling the spaces between them with fine meshes, the make of which is varied, especially in needle laces.
  Though laces of the Lille type first appeared around 1750, the example here is most likely from the end of the century. The ground is a fond simple réseau.
2. 1.2 A reference marking pattern on a photograph, used in astronomy and surveying.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The patent application concerns a system for automatically measuring the positions of réseau grid lines and other calibration marks on photographs, using a digital computer to control a non-coherent optical correlator.
  A considerable improvement in accuracy is obtained by making use of a réseau, which is commonly employed in photographic astronomy.
  The camera is moved to each desired location within the confines of the réseau assembly to capture the corresponding photo section of the subject image.
3. 1.3 A spy or intelligence network, especially in the French resistance movement during the German occupation.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was the more secretive networks (réseaux) of intelligence and escape which forged the first working links with the British or the Free French in London.
  Joly discovered the strands of what the French call les réseaux - the networks of hidden power woven through the nation's life.
  The pilot managed to find shelter and safety with Colette and her family. She and her family were part of the local French resistance réseau.
  It was these réseaux that Joly challenged, summoning prominent witnesses, questioning them harshly, and, when they refused to answer her questions, ordering them to prison.

Origin

Late 16th century (as a term in lacemaking): French, literally 'net, web'.

Definition of réseau in US English:

réseau

nounrāˈzō

1A network or grid.
Example sentencesExamples
- Under certain conditions of observation, the really complex Martian details appear as a réseau of fine lines.
- It is not the first time that we meet with the purpose of making a réseau of women scientists, it is a question we have been dealing with for two years and that has already gone through important institutional stages.
- This game has a réseau of strategy, game design, and server administration.
Synonyms
web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis
1. 1.1 A plain net ground used in lacemaking.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bruges flower lace was called guipure laces, indicating that the separately worked parts of the pattern were held together not by a réseau but by brides.
  Though laces of the Lille type first appeared around 1750, the example here is most likely from the end of the century. The ground is a fond simple réseau.
  The réseau connects the toilé or more solid parts of the patterns together by filling the spaces between them with fine meshes, the make of which is varied, especially in needle laces.
2. 1.2 A reference marking pattern on a photograph, used in astronomy and surveying.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The camera is moved to each desired location within the confines of the réseau assembly to capture the corresponding photo section of the subject image.
  The patent application concerns a system for automatically measuring the positions of réseau grid lines and other calibration marks on photographs, using a digital computer to control a non-coherent optical correlator.
  A considerable improvement in accuracy is obtained by making use of a réseau, which is commonly employed in photographic astronomy.
3. 1.3 A spy or intelligence network, especially in the French resistance movement during the German occupation in World War II.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was these réseaux that Joly challenged, summoning prominent witnesses, questioning them harshly, and, when they refused to answer her questions, ordering them to prison.
  The pilot managed to find shelter and safety with Colette and her family. She and her family were part of the local French resistance réseau.
  It was the more secretive networks (réseaux) of intelligence and escape which forged the first working links with the British or the Free French in London.
  Joly discovered the strands of what the French call les réseaux - the networks of hidden power woven through the nation's life.

Origin

Late 16th century (as a term in lacemaking): French, literally ‘net, web’.

单词	réseau
释义	Definition of réseau in English: réseau nounPlural réseaux ˈreɪzəʊrāˈzō 1A network or grid. Example sentencesExamples This game has a réseau of strategy, game design, and server administration. Under certain conditions of observation, the really complex Martian details appear as a réseau of fine lines. It is not the first time that we meet with the purpose of making a réseau of women scientists, it is a question we have been dealing with for two years and that has already gone through important institutional stages. Synonyms web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis 1.1 A plain net ground used in lacemaking. Example sentencesExamples Bruges flower lace was called guipure laces, indicating that the separately worked parts of the pattern were held together not by a réseau but by brides. The réseau connects the toilé or more solid parts of the patterns together by filling the spaces between them with fine meshes, the make of which is varied, especially in needle laces. Though laces of the Lille type first appeared around 1750, the example here is most likely from the end of the century. The ground is a fond simple réseau. 1.2 A reference marking pattern on a photograph, used in astronomy and surveying. Example sentencesExamples The patent application concerns a system for automatically measuring the positions of réseau grid lines and other calibration marks on photographs, using a digital computer to control a non-coherent optical correlator. A considerable improvement in accuracy is obtained by making use of a réseau, which is commonly employed in photographic astronomy. The camera is moved to each desired location within the confines of the réseau assembly to capture the corresponding photo section of the subject image. 1.3 A spy or intelligence network, especially in the French resistance movement during the German occupation. Example sentencesExamples It was the more secretive networks (réseaux) of intelligence and escape which forged the first working links with the British or the Free French in London. Joly discovered the strands of what the French call les réseaux - the networks of hidden power woven through the nation's life. The pilot managed to find shelter and safety with Colette and her family. She and her family were part of the local French resistance réseau. It was these réseaux that Joly challenged, summoning prominent witnesses, questioning them harshly, and, when they refused to answer her questions, ordering them to prison. Origin Late 16th century (as a term in lacemaking): French, literally 'net, web'. Definition of réseau in US English: réseau nounrāˈzō 1A network or grid. Example sentencesExamples Under certain conditions of observation, the really complex Martian details appear as a réseau of fine lines. It is not the first time that we meet with the purpose of making a réseau of women scientists, it is a question we have been dealing with for two years and that has already gone through important institutional stages. This game has a réseau of strategy, game design, and server administration. Synonyms web, criss-cross, grid, lattice, net, matrix, mesh, webbing, tracery, trellis 1.1 A plain net ground used in lacemaking. Example sentencesExamples Bruges flower lace was called guipure laces, indicating that the separately worked parts of the pattern were held together not by a réseau but by brides. Though laces of the Lille type first appeared around 1750, the example here is most likely from the end of the century. The ground is a fond simple réseau. The réseau connects the toilé or more solid parts of the patterns together by filling the spaces between them with fine meshes, the make of which is varied, especially in needle laces. 1.2 A reference marking pattern on a photograph, used in astronomy and surveying. Example sentencesExamples The camera is moved to each desired location within the confines of the réseau assembly to capture the corresponding photo section of the subject image. The patent application concerns a system for automatically measuring the positions of réseau grid lines and other calibration marks on photographs, using a digital computer to control a non-coherent optical correlator. A considerable improvement in accuracy is obtained by making use of a réseau, which is commonly employed in photographic astronomy. 1.3 A spy or intelligence network, especially in the French resistance movement during the German occupation in World War II. Example sentencesExamples It was these réseaux that Joly challenged, summoning prominent witnesses, questioning them harshly, and, when they refused to answer her questions, ordering them to prison. The pilot managed to find shelter and safety with Colette and her family. She and her family were part of the local French resistance réseau. It was the more secretive networks (réseaux) of intelligence and escape which forged the first working links with the British or the Free French in London. Joly discovered the strands of what the French call les réseaux - the networks of hidden power woven through the nation's life. Origin Late 16th century (as a term in lacemaking): French, literally ‘net, web’.
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