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art·ist
ar tihst
复数:artists
词根:art
adj.art 艺术的;艺术品的
artistic 艺术的;风雅的;有美感的
arty 附庸风雅的;装作爱好艺术的
adv.artistically 在艺术上;富有艺术地
n.art 艺术;美术;艺术品
artistry 艺术性;工艺;艺术技巧;艺术效果;艺术工作
v.art 是(be的变体)
noun
a person who creates art (such as painting, sculpture, music, or writing) using conscious skill and creative imagination an artist specializing in watercolors
the great artists of the Renaissance
a person skilled in any of the arts
I can't draw at all, but both of my children are very talented artists.
a skilled performerespecially: a musical or theatrical entertainer : artiste a jazz artist
a trapeze artist
a person who is very good at something a strikeout artist
a scam artist
obsolete one skilled or versed in learned arts
archaic physician
archaic artisan sense 1
graphic artist艺术家
martial artist武术家
make-up artist化妆师;舞台监督
con artist骗子;[俚]以花言巧语骗人的人;[俚]过上了舒适懒散生活的人
visual artist视觉艺术家
conceptual artist概念派艺术家;歌唱家
escape artist善于越狱的罪犯;有脱身术的人
1580年代,“从事美术之一的人”,源自法语 artiste(14世纪),源自意大利语 artista,源自中世纪拉丁语 artista,源自拉丁语 ars(见 art(n.))。
最初特别指由缪斯女神主持的艺术(历史、诗歌、喜剧、悲剧、音乐、舞蹈、天文学),但也用于17世纪的“任何艺术或工艺的熟练者”(包括教授、外科医生、工匠、厨师)。自18世纪中期以来,特别指“从事设计艺术或视觉艺术的人”。
borrowed from Middle French artiste "person practicing a craft, student of the liberal arts," borrowed from Medieval Latin artista "artificer, student of the liberal arts," from Latin art-, ars "acquired skill, art >entry 1" + -ista -ist >entry 1
The first known use of artist was in 1563
asafetidanoun
a hard gum that has an unpleasant smell, comes from several Asian plants related to the carrot, is used in Indian cooking, and was once thought to prevent disease
arumnoun
any of a family of plants (as the jack-in-the-pulpit or the skunk cabbage) having heart-shaped or sword-shaped leaves and flowers in a fleshy spike enclosed in a leafy covering
art1 of 2
artlessadjective
lacking art, knowledge, or skill : uncultured
made without skill
an artless attempt to win
being simple and sincere : natural
artless grace
not trying to deceive others
artlessadjective
lacking art, knowledge, or skill : uncultured
made without skill
an artless attempt to win
being simple and sincere : natural
artless grace
not trying to deceive others
artlessadjective
lacking art, knowledge, or skill : uncultured
made without skill
an artless attempt to win
being simple and sincere : natural
artless grace
not trying to deceive others
artistrynoun
artistic quality of effect or skill
the artistry of her novel
artistic ability
artisticadjective
relating to or characteristic of art or artists
showing skill and imagination
artisticadjective
relating to or characteristic of art or artists
showing skill and imagination
artistnoun
a person skilled in one of the arts (as painting, sculpture, music, or writing)
a person showing unusual ability in an occupation requiring skill
1 Many of these artists had been encouraged to leave the South by pioneer civil rights activist W. E. B. Du Bois, who was also the editor of The Crisis magazine, the journal of the NAACP.
2 Other art critics write, including Georges Charles Lecomte: “We have lost a very courageous artist.”
3 He continues to copy works of the masters, to talk with and learn from other artists, especially Mauve, and to use lessons from art instruction manuals.
4 In the course of a week, he might be given between one hundred and two hundred songs by new artists, and every weekend he sits at home, listening to them one after another.
5 When she was beginning her career in the 1920s, black artists in every field were excluded from the mainstream of American life.
6 He told her that Cofield was a con artist, and had her sign a document forbidding Cofield access to her family’s records.
7 Lori was working as a freelance artist specializing in fantasy, illustrating calendars and game boards and book jackets.
8 Degas is probably my favorite pastel artist.
德加大概算是我最喜爱的彩色粉笔画家了.
9 A high school, he believes, is composed of “the three A’s”: the highly academic kids, the artists, and the athletes.
10 Trying to please an audience is the kiss of death for an artist.
试图取悦观众对艺术家来说无疑是自取灭亡。
11 Dickens and his publishers simply pressed on with a new artist.
狄更斯和他的出版商只是与一位新画家继续合作。
12 He was the most famous wood carver of the Solomons, an artist of great originality—but that did not free him of the necessity to grow his own sweet potatoes.
13 She wanted to remember forever how fun it was to watch Baachan design this simple food like an artist.
14 The walls were covered with plaster on the outside and a village artist had been hired in a good year once to paint upon the white plaster a scene of hills and bamboo.
15 She refused to marry that con artist.
她不肯嫁给那个骗子.
16 We shared the joy of being in this room, in the home of an artist, a person whose life was gracious and carefree, whose furnishings and decorations were as impractical as ours were utilitarian.
17 The artist had depicted her lying on a bed.
画家画了她躺在床上的画像。
18 We have been spoiled by artists’ renderings into imagining a clarity of resolution that doesn’t exist in actual astronomy.
19 Ordinarily, artists do not work with ready-made parts but with materials that have little or no shape of their own.
20 Plus, the lobby seemed a spiderweb of trapped psychotic poets and artists.
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8 医生
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9 艺人
10 雕刻家
12 学者
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15 表演者
16 行家
17 人
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18 雕塑家