tambour
tambour
[ˈtambʊə]
noun
[ˈtambʊə]
noun
- (historical)a small drum
(史)小鼓 - something resembling a drum in shape or construction, in particular
外形（或结构）似鼓的，尤指
■a circular frame for holding fabric taut while it is being embroidered
（刺绣用的）绷圈
■(Architecture)a wall of circular plan, such as one supporting a dome or surrounded by a colonnade
(建筑)（建筑物的）圆顶坐圈
■(Architecture)each of a sequence of cylindrical stones forming the shaft of a column
(建筑)（作柱身用的）鼓形石块
■(Architecture)a lobby enclosed by a ceiling and folding doors to prevent draughts, typically within a church porch
(建筑)（多指在教堂门廊中的）圆形挡风门厅
■a sloping buttress or projection in a real tennis or fives court
（室内网球场内的）突出壁
■[usu. as modifier]a sliding flexible shutter or door on a piece of furniture, made of strips of wood attached to a backing of canvas
家具上的滑动门
a tambour door.
拉门。
- [with obj.][often as adj. tamboured]decorate or embroider on a tambour
在绷圈上绣
a tamboured waistcoat.
在绷圈上绣成的马甲。
- late 15th cent.: from French tambour 'drum'; perhaps related to Persian tabīra 'drum'. Compare with tabor
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