Definition of Brussels carpet in English:

Brussels carpet

nounˈbrʌs(ə)lz

A carpet with a heavy woollen pile and a strong linen back.
Example sentencesExamples
- The parlor has a modern Brussels carpet, woven in England to a design of the late eighteenth century, while the furniture is of the period but not of the house.
- Their grandparents’ house was furnished in mid-Victorian style with heavy furniture, Brussels carpets and bric-a-brac brought back from around the world by captains of the ships made in the Greenman yard.
- Fine furniture and Brussels carpets added to the elegance.
- It was integral and uniform, and its patterns were as obvious and as artless as the patterns in its Brussels carpets.
- The home was filled with mahogany and rosewood furniture, damask drapes, and Brussels carpets.
- The textiles include an array of curtains dating from 1858 and the 1890s, floor coverings from braided rugs to Brussels carpets to woven rush matting, and a large assortment of table covers, table runners, and table mats.
- Whaley furnished the residence with Brussels carpets and mahogany and rosewood furniture, creating the most elegant home in San Diego.
- Hall's house contained expensive Brussels carpets, oil paintings, china vases, marble-topped tables, a marble clock, a mirror-fronted wardrobe, an ice box, and other items typical to middle- and upper-class Victorian homes.
- Many of the Victorian pieces in the bedroom were placed there by the Trumans when the Brussels carpet and the Lincoln bed were installed in 1945.
- The Nicollet, with its lace curtains, Brussels carpets, mirrored parlors, and elegant furniture, all made in Minneapolis, went on to become one of the most prominent landmarks of the city.
- The floors are covered by wool Wilton and Brussels carpets woven on looms as in the nineteenth century, in strips 27’ wide, and then sewn together.
- The floor of each room is covered with a richly variegated and costly Brussels carpet.
- The power loom with Jacquard mechanism was developed in 1849, and Brussels carpet was first manufactured by the Clinton Company of Massachusetts.
- Wilton carpet is a short-weave carpet with a sheared pile that gives it a velvet texture, as opposed to Brussels carpet, which is unsheared.
- Elsewhere he placed fine furniture and Brussels carpets, and hung portraits of some of his personal friends - Thomas Jefferson, Henry Clay, and Andrew Jackson.
- From marbled geometrics, to graceful stenciled flower motifs, to intricate faux Brussels carpets, these designs complement a room full of antiques or can look great with contemporary furnishings.
- The walls and ceilings inside the house were elegant with red Brussels carpet throughout all of the rooms.
- The new house promises to be ‘something quite grand’ with elegant furniture and Brussels carpets.
- The curtains were blue damask, and an immense Brussels carpet covered the floor.
- The carpeting in this room is a reproduction of a mid-nineteenth century Brussels carpet, with classic details and colors typical of the Restoration period.

Definition of Brussels carpet in US English:

Brussels carpet

noun

A carpet with a heavy woolen pile and a strong linen back.
Example sentencesExamples
- The floors are covered by wool Wilton and Brussels carpets woven on looms as in the nineteenth century, in strips 27’ wide, and then sewn together.
- Hall's house contained expensive Brussels carpets, oil paintings, china vases, marble-topped tables, a marble clock, a mirror-fronted wardrobe, an ice box, and other items typical to middle- and upper-class Victorian homes.
- The power loom with Jacquard mechanism was developed in 1849, and Brussels carpet was first manufactured by the Clinton Company of Massachusetts.
- Wilton carpet is a short-weave carpet with a sheared pile that gives it a velvet texture, as opposed to Brussels carpet, which is unsheared.
- The curtains were blue damask, and an immense Brussels carpet covered the floor.
- Many of the Victorian pieces in the bedroom were placed there by the Trumans when the Brussels carpet and the Lincoln bed were installed in 1945.
- The carpeting in this room is a reproduction of a mid-nineteenth century Brussels carpet, with classic details and colors typical of the Restoration period.
- It was integral and uniform, and its patterns were as obvious and as artless as the patterns in its Brussels carpets.
- The textiles include an array of curtains dating from 1858 and the 1890s, floor coverings from braided rugs to Brussels carpets to woven rush matting, and a large assortment of table covers, table runners, and table mats.
- The floor of each room is covered with a richly variegated and costly Brussels carpet.
- The Nicollet, with its lace curtains, Brussels carpets, mirrored parlors, and elegant furniture, all made in Minneapolis, went on to become one of the most prominent landmarks of the city.
- Fine furniture and Brussels carpets added to the elegance.
- Elsewhere he placed fine furniture and Brussels carpets, and hung portraits of some of his personal friends - Thomas Jefferson, Henry Clay, and Andrew Jackson.
- The parlor has a modern Brussels carpet, woven in England to a design of the late eighteenth century, while the furniture is of the period but not of the house.
- From marbled geometrics, to graceful stenciled flower motifs, to intricate faux Brussels carpets, these designs complement a room full of antiques or can look great with contemporary furnishings.
- Their grandparents’ house was furnished in mid-Victorian style with heavy furniture, Brussels carpets and bric-a-brac brought back from around the world by captains of the ships made in the Greenman yard.
- The walls and ceilings inside the house were elegant with red Brussels carpet throughout all of the rooms.
- Whaley furnished the residence with Brussels carpets and mahogany and rosewood furniture, creating the most elegant home in San Diego.
- The home was filled with mahogany and rosewood furniture, damask drapes, and Brussels carpets.
- The new house promises to be ‘something quite grand’ with elegant furniture and Brussels carpets.

单词	Brussels carpet
释义	Definition of Brussels carpet in English: Brussels carpet nounˈbrʌs(ə)lz A carpet with a heavy woollen pile and a strong linen back. Example sentencesExamples The parlor has a modern Brussels carpet, woven in England to a design of the late eighteenth century, while the furniture is of the period but not of the house. Their grandparents’ house was furnished in mid-Victorian style with heavy furniture, Brussels carpets and bric-a-brac brought back from around the world by captains of the ships made in the Greenman yard. Fine furniture and Brussels carpets added to the elegance. It was integral and uniform, and its patterns were as obvious and as artless as the patterns in its Brussels carpets. The home was filled with mahogany and rosewood furniture, damask drapes, and Brussels carpets. The textiles include an array of curtains dating from 1858 and the 1890s, floor coverings from braided rugs to Brussels carpets to woven rush matting, and a large assortment of table covers, table runners, and table mats. Whaley furnished the residence with Brussels carpets and mahogany and rosewood furniture, creating the most elegant home in San Diego. Hall's house contained expensive Brussels carpets, oil paintings, china vases, marble-topped tables, a marble clock, a mirror-fronted wardrobe, an ice box, and other items typical to middle- and upper-class Victorian homes. Many of the Victorian pieces in the bedroom were placed there by the Trumans when the Brussels carpet and the Lincoln bed were installed in 1945. The Nicollet, with its lace curtains, Brussels carpets, mirrored parlors, and elegant furniture, all made in Minneapolis, went on to become one of the most prominent landmarks of the city. The floors are covered by wool Wilton and Brussels carpets woven on looms as in the nineteenth century, in strips 27’ wide, and then sewn together. The floor of each room is covered with a richly variegated and costly Brussels carpet. The power loom with Jacquard mechanism was developed in 1849, and Brussels carpet was first manufactured by the Clinton Company of Massachusetts. Wilton carpet is a short-weave carpet with a sheared pile that gives it a velvet texture, as opposed to Brussels carpet, which is unsheared. Elsewhere he placed fine furniture and Brussels carpets, and hung portraits of some of his personal friends - Thomas Jefferson, Henry Clay, and Andrew Jackson. From marbled geometrics, to graceful stenciled flower motifs, to intricate faux Brussels carpets, these designs complement a room full of antiques or can look great with contemporary furnishings. The walls and ceilings inside the house were elegant with red Brussels carpet throughout all of the rooms. The new house promises to be ‘something quite grand’ with elegant furniture and Brussels carpets. The curtains were blue damask, and an immense Brussels carpet covered the floor. The carpeting in this room is a reproduction of a mid-nineteenth century Brussels carpet, with classic details and colors typical of the Restoration period. Definition of Brussels carpet in US English: Brussels carpet noun A carpet with a heavy woolen pile and a strong linen back. Example sentencesExamples The floors are covered by wool Wilton and Brussels carpets woven on looms as in the nineteenth century, in strips 27’ wide, and then sewn together. Hall's house contained expensive Brussels carpets, oil paintings, china vases, marble-topped tables, a marble clock, a mirror-fronted wardrobe, an ice box, and other items typical to middle- and upper-class Victorian homes. The power loom with Jacquard mechanism was developed in 1849, and Brussels carpet was first manufactured by the Clinton Company of Massachusetts. Wilton carpet is a short-weave carpet with a sheared pile that gives it a velvet texture, as opposed to Brussels carpet, which is unsheared. The curtains were blue damask, and an immense Brussels carpet covered the floor. Many of the Victorian pieces in the bedroom were placed there by the Trumans when the Brussels carpet and the Lincoln bed were installed in 1945. The carpeting in this room is a reproduction of a mid-nineteenth century Brussels carpet, with classic details and colors typical of the Restoration period. It was integral and uniform, and its patterns were as obvious and as artless as the patterns in its Brussels carpets. The textiles include an array of curtains dating from 1858 and the 1890s, floor coverings from braided rugs to Brussels carpets to woven rush matting, and a large assortment of table covers, table runners, and table mats. The floor of each room is covered with a richly variegated and costly Brussels carpet. The Nicollet, with its lace curtains, Brussels carpets, mirrored parlors, and elegant furniture, all made in Minneapolis, went on to become one of the most prominent landmarks of the city. Fine furniture and Brussels carpets added to the elegance. Elsewhere he placed fine furniture and Brussels carpets, and hung portraits of some of his personal friends - Thomas Jefferson, Henry Clay, and Andrew Jackson. The parlor has a modern Brussels carpet, woven in England to a design of the late eighteenth century, while the furniture is of the period but not of the house. From marbled geometrics, to graceful stenciled flower motifs, to intricate faux Brussels carpets, these designs complement a room full of antiques or can look great with contemporary furnishings. Their grandparents’ house was furnished in mid-Victorian style with heavy furniture, Brussels carpets and bric-a-brac brought back from around the world by captains of the ships made in the Greenman yard. The walls and ceilings inside the house were elegant with red Brussels carpet throughout all of the rooms. Whaley furnished the residence with Brussels carpets and mahogany and rosewood furniture, creating the most elegant home in San Diego. The home was filled with mahogany and rosewood furniture, damask drapes, and Brussels carpets. The new house promises to be ‘something quite grand’ with elegant furniture and Brussels carpets.
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