How is the word orner translated from French to English

Rendre quelque chose plus beau en y ajoutant des détails.

To make something more beautiful by adding details.

verb
English translation
embellish

Examples with “orner”

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  • Elle a orné la robe de petites perles. She embellished the dress with tiny beads.

  • Il enjolive toujours ses histoires de guerre. He always embellishes his war stories.

  • Ornons le gâteau de fruits rouges frais. Let's embellish the cake with fresh berries.

  • N'enjolive pas ce qui s'est passé en réunion. Don't embellish what happened at the meeting.

  • Un fil doré peut orner même une écharpe toute simple. Gold thread can embellish even a plain scarf.

  • Les témoins ont tendance à enjoliver les petits détails. Witnesses tend to embellish small details.

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FAQ about “orner”

How is “orner” translated from French?
“orner” translates into English as “embellish”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “orner” mean?
Meaning of “orner”: Rendre quelque chose plus beau en y ajoutant des détails. In English — “embellish”.
What part of speech is “orner”?
“orner” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “orner”?
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