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pargeted

/ˈpɑːdʒɪtɪd/

/ˈpɑːrdʒɪtɪd/

pargetedpast participle

/ˈpɑːdʒɪtɪd/

/ˈpɑrdʒɪtɪd/

Used only as a participial adjective derived from the verb "parget"; comparative forms are not in normal usage.

Translations

stucquéArchitecture; recouvert de stuc décoratif.

The pargeted walls of the old hall gave it a distinctive charm.

Les murs stucqués de l'ancien hall lui donnaient un charme particulier.

Definitions

Covered with decorative plasterwork or stucco.

The pargeted walls of the old hall gave it a distinctive charm.

pargetverb

pargeted

Past Simple

pargeted

Past Simple

pargeted

Past Participle

pargeting

ing-form

/ˈpɑːdʒɪt/

/ˈpɑːrdʒɪt/

Translations

crépirPour appliquer une couche d’enduit ou de mortier sur un mur.

The workers pargeted the exterior walls to protect them from the harsh weather.

Les ouvriers ont crépi les murs extérieurs pour les protéger du mauvais temps.

Additional translations

stucquerS’emploie pour un décor en plâtre ornemental ou décoratif.

Definitions

To coat a wall with plaster or mortar.

The workers pargeted the exterior walls to protect them from the harsh weather.

To apply ornamental or decorative plasterwork to a surface.

The craftsman pargeted the ceiling with intricate designs to enhance the room's elegance.

Synonyms

pargetnoun

Definitions

A type of plaster or mortar used for coating walls, especially the exterior of buildings.

The old cottage was covered in a layer of parget that had weathered over the years.

Decorative plasterwork applied to walls or ceilings, often featuring intricate designs.

The parget in the dining room ceiling was a beautiful example of 17th-century craftsmanship.

pargetadjective

Definitions

Made of, covered with, or relating to parget (decorative or protective plaster).

The castle still retains its parget walls from the Tudor period.