Source Word
Cabriole leg
IPA(Pronunciation)
Noun
In
furniture
design,
a
curved
leg
with
outcurved
knee
and
incurved
ankle.
A
signature
design
element
of
the
Queen
Anne
style
of
furniture,
the
cabriole
predates
both
18th
century
England
and
Italy.
The
style
originated
in
Italy
and
is
a
conventionalized
representation
of
the
rear
leg
of
a
leaping
goat.
Japanese Meaning
家具のデザイン用語で、外側に出る膝と内側に曲がる足首を持つ、滑らかにカーブした脚を指す。クイーンアン様式の家具に特徴的なデザインで、イタリアで発祥し、跳躍する山羊の後ろ足を模しているとされる。
Sense（1）
In
furniture
design,
a
curved
leg
with
outcurved
knee
and
incurved
ankle.
A
signature
design
element
of
the
Queen
Anne
style
of
furniture,
the
cabriole
predates
both
18th
century
England
and
Italy.
The
style
originated
in
Italy
and
is
a
conventionalized
representation
of
the
rear
leg
of
a
leaping
goat.
（ plural ）
