canvas in French
canvas in French is toile, canevas, entoiler — canvas means a heavy, coarse woven fabric traditionally made from hemp or cotton, used for sails, tents, and painting surfaces.
canvas in French
What does "canvas" mean?
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noun A heavy, coarse woven fabric traditionally made from hemp or cotton, used for sails, tents, and painting surfaces.
"The artist stretched a fresh canvas before starting the portrait."
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noun A painting itself, or figuratively, a basis or backdrop for creative work.
"The city became a canvas for the muralist's imagination."
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verb To cover something with canvas.
"They canvased the boat deck to protect it from rain."
canvas in a sentence
- The artist stretched a fresh canvas before starting the portrait.
- The old tent was made of thick canvas.
- The city became a canvas for the muralist's imagination.
- They canvased the boat deck to protect it from rain.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "canvas" in French?
"canvas" in French is toile, canevas, entoiler. canvas means: A heavy, coarse woven fabric traditionally made from hemp or cotton, used for sails, tents, and painting surfaces.
How do you use "canvas" in a sentence?
Example: "The artist stretched a fresh canvas before starting the portrait." In French, "canvas" is toile, canevas, entoiler.
Are there other ways to say "canvas" in French?
Yes — French has 4 translations listed for "canvas": toile, canevas, entoiler, toiler.