deco
deco — 名詞
1. a visually bold design and building style from the early 1900s, known for its st
裝飾風
1920–30年代幾何鮮豔裝飾風
a visually bold design and building style from the early 1900s, known for its straight-edged shapes, bright colour combinations, and repeating patterns arranged in rows or curves
At the museum, Kasia admired the deco furniture with its sharp lines and bright colours.
在博物館的主展廳裡，Kasia 欣賞著線條銳利、色彩鮮艷的裝飾風家具。
attributive noun: deco + furniture
The old hotel on Baker Street still has its original deco ceiling lights.
貝克街上的老飯店仍保留著原本的裝飾風天花板燈。
collocation: original deco + noun
Padma found a deco mirror with a geometric pattern and hung it above her sofa.
Padma 找到一面帶有幾何圖案的裝飾風鏡子，把它掛在沙發上方。
Small deco details like zigzag patterns on the door gave the shop a 1930s feel.
門上曲折線條這類小巧的裝飾風細節讓這家店充滿一九三○年代的氛圍。
During the 1920s, deco style spread from France to building designs around the world.
一九二○年代，裝飾風從法國傳播到世界各地的建築設計中。
- Art Deco
the full, more formal name for the same style; use 'Art Deco' in academic or historical writing
- deco style
adds 'style' to make the reference clearer in everyday conversation
文法句型
deco + noun
用法筆記
Unlike 'Art Deco', the short form 'deco' is less formal and rarely used as a standalone subject ('Deco is beautiful' sounds incomplete); it most naturally appears as a modifier before a noun (deco building, deco lamp).