calandre
/kalaɶndʁ/Definitions
1. noun
A type of grille or mesh used to cover the front of a car, typically to improve airflow and reduce drag.
“The sleek design of the car featured a distinctive calandre that gave it a sporty look.”
2. noun
In art, a calandre is a type of screen or mesh used to create a textured effect, often used in painting and printmaking.
“The artist used a calandre to create the intricate pattern on her latest print.”