tableau

UK
/tæbˈləʊ/
US
/tæbˈloʊ/
tableaunoun
tableaux
pl
UK
/tæbˈləʊ/
US
/tæbˈloʊ/
Translations
The actors formed a tableau on stage to depict the final scene.
Актеры образовали группу на сцене, чтобы изобразить финальную сцену.
The train schedule was displayed on the electronic tableau.
Расписание поездов было отображено на электронном табло.
The artist created a beautiful tableau of the countryside.
Художник создал красивую картину сельской местности.
Additional translations
Definitions
A group of models or motionless figures representing a scene from a story or from history; a tableau vivant.
The museum's exhibit featured a tableau of the Last Supper, with actors posing as the disciples.
A striking or artistic grouping or arrangement; a vivid or picturesque scene.
The sunset over the mountains created a beautiful tableau that left everyone in awe.
A graphic description or representation; a picture.
The artist's latest work is a tableau of urban life, capturing the hustle and bustle of the city.
tableauproper noun
Definitions
A business-intelligence and data-visualisation software application (and the company that develops it).
The analysts built the dashboard in Tableau to visualise quarterly sales.