Definition of rockwork in English:

rockwork

noun ˈrɒkwəːk

1Ornamental or decorative work resembling rocks or shells.
2Rocks and shells used to create ornamental figures and designs as decoration for a grotto or other garden feature. Compare "rocaille". Chiefly historical after 18th cent.
3A natural mass or group of rocks.
4Stones roughly piled together in imitation of natural rocks as an ornamental garden feature, especially a rockery.
5Architecture. Masonry with a rough projecting face, giving the appearance of natural, freshly quarried rock. Compare rustic work. Now rare.
6Rock climbing.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Foster (b. 1591), Church of England clergyman and writer. From rock + work.

Definition of rockwork in US English:

rockwork

nounˈrɒkwəːk

1Ornamental or decorative work resembling rocks or shells.
2Rocks and shells used to create ornamental figures and designs as decoration for a grotto or other garden feature. Compare "rocaille". Chiefly historical after 18th cent.
3A natural mass or group of rocks.
4Stones roughly piled together in imitation of natural rocks as an ornamental garden feature, especially a rockery.
5Architecture. Masonry with a rough projecting face, giving the appearance of natural, freshly quarried rock. Compare rustic work. Now rare.
6Rock climbing.

Origin

Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Foster (b. 1591), Church of England clergyman and writer. From rock + work.

单词	rockwork
释义	Definition of rockwork in English: rockwork noun ˈrɒkwəːk 1Ornamental or decorative work resembling rocks or shells. 2Rocks and shells used to create ornamental figures and designs as decoration for a grotto or other garden feature. Compare "rocaille". Chiefly historical after 18th cent. 3A natural mass or group of rocks. 4Stones roughly piled together in imitation of natural rocks as an ornamental garden feature, especially a rockery. 5Architecture. Masonry with a rough projecting face, giving the appearance of natural, freshly quarried rock. Compare rustic work. Now rare. 6Rock climbing. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Foster (b. 1591), Church of England clergyman and writer. From rock + work. Definition of rockwork in US English: rockwork nounˈrɒkwəːk 1Ornamental or decorative work resembling rocks or shells. 2Rocks and shells used to create ornamental figures and designs as decoration for a grotto or other garden feature. Compare "rocaille". Chiefly historical after 18th cent. 3A natural mass or group of rocks. 4Stones roughly piled together in imitation of natural rocks as an ornamental garden feature, especially a rockery. 5Architecture. Masonry with a rough projecting face, giving the appearance of natural, freshly quarried rock. Compare rustic work. Now rare. 6Rock climbing. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in William Foster (b. 1591), Church of England clergyman and writer. From rock + work.
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