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Definition of belle époque in English: belle époquenoun bɛl epɔkˌbɛl eɪˈpɒkˌbel əˈpäk The period of settled and comfortable life preceding the First World War. as modifier a romantic, belle-époque replica of a Paris bistro Example sentencesExamples - The former has gone down in history as the Great Depression of the nineteenth century, while the latter is known as the belle époque.
- This is a bizarre and hilarious film: a fascinating chapter in the secret history of cinema, the belle époque, and of sexual politics.
- Indeed, in the general economic stagnation of the 1920s (production in many areas only returned to 1913 levels by 1926-27) the period prior to the war came to be looked on as a belle époque, which could never return.
- Entering the small but grand lobby with its sweeping staircase and moving through to the belle époque palm court lounge is like travelling back in time to a more leisurely age.
- The overall mood felt coquettish belle époque, complete with lovely dyed fox pom-poms perched side-high on the head.
- The faded elegance of Nice, with its belle époque buildings and palm-lined boulevards provides a heady contrast with the in-your-face excesses of its inhabitants.
- She continued the theme to the end with her gold velvet belle époque bustier ribbed dress, combining the English theme and modern low-stress dressing with great aplomb.
- Built in 1904, it is like entering a belle-époque time-warp, and its engine room is every schoolboy's dream come true.
- By comparison with the belle époque of 1890-1914, the intensity of contemporary global interdependence is considerably exaggerated.
- Later generations, scarred by war, called this period a golden era, the belle époque.
- Steep-sided woods of spruce and silver birch, with belle époque mansions piled on top of each other, are squeezed along the narrow sides of the cascading Tepla river.
- It was fantastically fashionable during the belle époque - and it still is, so you get a sense of what it was like in the past.
- The leaflet shows photos of a palace the size of Corsica, immaculate formal gardens and a belle époque tearoom with one of the most beautiful sea views this side of the Seychelles.
- In photographs, the hotel's belle-époque style looks like a mass of garish gold ribbons and bows, but the sky-high ceilings, graceful architectural lines and pastel colour schemes rescue the rooms from being oppressively opulent.
- The world economy of the belle époque presented a favourable external environment for growth.
- The belle époque interior of the place was grand: mirrors, columns, chandeliers, furniture of polished mahogany.
Rhymes ad hoc, amok, Bangkok, baroque, bloc, block, bock, brock, chock, chock-a-block, clock, doc, dock, floc, flock, frock, hock, hough, interlock, jock, knock, langue d'oc, lock, Locke, Médoc, mock, nock, o'clock, pock, post hoc, roc, rock, schlock, shock, smock, sock, Spock, stock, wok, yapok Definition of belle époque in US English: belle époquenounˌbel əˈpäk The period of settled and comfortable life preceding World War I. as modifier a romantic, belle-époque replica of a Paris bistro Example sentencesExamples - She continued the theme to the end with her gold velvet belle époque bustier ribbed dress, combining the English theme and modern low-stress dressing with great aplomb.
- The belle époque interior of the place was grand: mirrors, columns, chandeliers, furniture of polished mahogany.
- The faded elegance of Nice, with its belle époque buildings and palm-lined boulevards provides a heady contrast with the in-your-face excesses of its inhabitants.
- Entering the small but grand lobby with its sweeping staircase and moving through to the belle époque palm court lounge is like travelling back in time to a more leisurely age.
- Steep-sided woods of spruce and silver birch, with belle époque mansions piled on top of each other, are squeezed along the narrow sides of the cascading Tepla river.
- Indeed, in the general economic stagnation of the 1920s (production in many areas only returned to 1913 levels by 1926-27) the period prior to the war came to be looked on as a belle époque, which could never return.
- In photographs, the hotel's belle-époque style looks like a mass of garish gold ribbons and bows, but the sky-high ceilings, graceful architectural lines and pastel colour schemes rescue the rooms from being oppressively opulent.
- By comparison with the belle époque of 1890-1914, the intensity of contemporary global interdependence is considerably exaggerated.
- The overall mood felt coquettish belle époque, complete with lovely dyed fox pom-poms perched side-high on the head.
- It was fantastically fashionable during the belle époque - and it still is, so you get a sense of what it was like in the past.
- Built in 1904, it is like entering a belle-époque time-warp, and its engine room is every schoolboy's dream come true.
- The former has gone down in history as the Great Depression of the nineteenth century, while the latter is known as the belle époque.
- This is a bizarre and hilarious film: a fascinating chapter in the secret history of cinema, the belle époque, and of sexual politics.
- Later generations, scarred by war, called this period a golden era, the belle époque.
- The leaflet shows photos of a palace the size of Corsica, immaculate formal gardens and a belle époque tearoom with one of the most beautiful sea views this side of the Seychelles.
- The world economy of the belle époque presented a favourable external environment for growth.
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