vitrine Synonyms
vitrine Meaning
vitrine (n)
a glass container used to store and display items in a shop or museum or home
vitrine (n.)
A glass show case for displaying fine wares, specimens, etc.
vitrine Sentence Examples
- The antique vitrine held a rare collection of Victorian jewelry.
- The shimmering vitrine showcased exquisite diamond necklaces that sparkled under the lights.
- The museum's vitrine displayed ancient artifacts, providing insight into civilizations long past.
- Behind the glass vitrine, delicate porcelain dolls peeked out, their faces painted with intricate details.
- The designer's vitrine featured a stunning dress that was the centerpiece of the fashion show.
- The bookstore's vitrine enticed readers with an array of captivating novels.
- The jewelry store's vitrine tempted passersby with its gleaming gemstones and intricate designs.
- The university's vitrine proudly exhibited the latest research and innovations.
- The gallery's vitrine showcased a collection of abstract paintings that challenged the viewer's perceptions.
- The museum's vitrine contained a fossil of a saber-toothed tiger, a testament to the creatures that once roamed the Earth.
FAQs About the word vitrine
a glass container used to store and display items in a shop or museum or homeA glass show case for displaying fine wares, specimens, etc.
breakfront, sideboard, cabinet, taboret, buffet, etagere, chest, tabouret, secretary, credenza
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The antique vitrine held a rare collection of Victorian jewelry.
The shimmering vitrine showcased exquisite diamond necklaces that sparkled under the lights.
The museum's vitrine displayed ancient artifacts, providing insight into civilizations long past.
Behind the glass vitrine, delicate porcelain dolls peeked out, their faces painted with intricate details.
