Meanings of chinoise in English

He looked around the dining room, furnished with faux chinoise screens, oriental rugs, angular art-glass chandeliers.

Tschaikowsky borrowed the effect for the conclusion of the Chinoise in a miniature orchestral suite.

In La Chinoise, Godard fed Wiazemsky her lines through an earpiece, breathing his words through her mouth.

Emulate her aesthetic with this Chinoise-inspired printed cotton bed linen in the Butterfly collection by Matthew Williamson at Debenhams (debenhams.ie).

Yes, monsieur's note had been left that afternoon, Madame remembered, by une petite Chinoise, bien chic, who had asked if Monsieur lived here.

The situation is not elevated nor beautiful, and little improvements made of late, but some silly ones 'a la Chinoise, by the present Dowager.

Opposite this popular resort was the Théâtre de Seraphim, famed for its "ombres chinoises," and liberally patronized by the frequenters of the Palais Royal.