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 Übersetzung für 'jardinière' von Englisch nach Deutsch
NOUN   a jardinière | jardinières
gastr.
jardinière
Gemüseallerlei {n}
63
furn.hort.
jardinière
Blumenbank {f}
7
jardinièreBlumenschale {f}
jardinièreBlumenständer {m}
jardinièreverzierter Blumenkasten {m}
gastr.hort.
jardinière
Jardiniere {f}
hort.
jardinière
verzierter Blumentopf {m}
jardiniere [also: jardinière] [balcony trough]Balkonkasten {m}
gastr.hort.
jardiniere [spv.]
Jardiniere {f}
3 Wörter
gastr.
à la jardinière {adv}
nach Gärtnerinart
gastr.
à la jardinière {adv}
mit Gartengemüse [nach Gärtnerinart]
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  • Jardiniere {f} = jardinière
  • Jardiniere {f} = jardiniere [spv.]
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
  • Raphael began to paint "La Belle Jardinière" after finishing "Madonna of the Goldfinch."
  • "Momordica" can be cultivated in 5 litre vases or jardinière and is hardly susceptible to plagues.
  • One of them was the Meermin that stranded in 1766 after a mutiny by the Malagasy slaves that she was carrying, while another was the French ship Jardinière which sank 28 years later.
  • One of her hairstyles is known to be called "à la Jardinière" (Gardener Style), adorned with an artichoke and broccoli sprouts.
  • Bi-Rite Market is a grocery store in San Francisco, California, owned and operated by chef Sam Mogannam, who had previously worked at Jardinière in the city.

  • Jean-Louis Anselin (26 May 1754 – 15 March 1823) was a French engraver. Amongst his best work is an engraved portrait of Madame Pompadour as "La Belle Jardinière" (pictured).
  • His masterpieces are the "La Belle Jardinière" of Raphael, and the "Vierge aux rochers" of Leonardo da Vinci.
  • Another French term is "jardinière"; the distinction is that that is usually larger, and may sit on the floor, either indoors or outdoors.
  • The lobster bisque, chateaubriand jardiniere, brill en croute, Dover sole, raspberry chicken and cafe brulot were noted dishes.
  • In 2007, Blooms of Bressingham was purchased by Wyevale, Blooms had previously acquired the Jardiniere Garden Centre chain.

  • Some linen "mouchoirs" in the inventories may have been handkerchiefs, while others appear to be head coverings. Other linen items include pairs of "callesons" or "caleçons", linen hose or stockings or undergarments which were also made for the fool known as La Jardiniere.
  • One of Schulze's most recent series, Brain Tangles, is a reflection on the loss of her late husband. As her husband's health made its progressive decline, Schulze found herself photographing a small jardiniere of bulbs that would never come to flower. After her husband's death, Schulze drew the parallel between the diminishing life of her husband and the concurrent decay of the bulbs that did not bloom.
  • One of Limbert's most notable pieces, a jardiniere, was included among Stickley and other craftsmen's work in the 1973 show at the Art Museum of Princeton University that began the Arts and Crafts Revival.
  • Fuelled by the advent of color lithography and multi-color printing, trade cards entered their heyday in the late 19th-century. Businesses began to create increasingly sophisticated designs, using color printing. A few American companies specialized in producing stock cards, usually with an image on one side and space on the other side for the business to add its own information. In around 1850, Aristide Boucicaut, the founder of the department store "Au Bon Marché" used color printing to great effect when he seized on the idea of using the new chromolithography to offer a weekly advertising color print to children accompanied by their parents. This plan was so successful that it was soon emulated by other Parisian department stores. Cards for "La Belle Jardiniére" and "La Galerie Lafayette" soon followed.
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