| 释义 |
elizabethan style
noun
Usage: usually capitalized E
1. : an early Renaissance architectural style combining Tudor and Italian features, common in English country houses of Elizabeth's reign, and characterized by large windows, long galleries, tall decorated chimneys, and a profusion of ornamental strapwork
2. : the Renaissance style of furniture especially as developed in the Elizabethan era, characterized by massive structure and elaborate carving |