forms of art的意思

forms of art中文翻譯：

藝術形式

相似詞語短語

forms of───形式

forms───n.表格（form的復數形式）；表單；窗體；v.形成（form的第三人稱單數）；培養；制作

poa forms───沒有形狀

plural forms of nouns───名詞復數形式

cenarius forms───塞納留斯形態

customs forms───報關單；海關單據

abbreviated forms───縮略形式

application forms───申請表；空白申請書；工作申請表

turpitude forms───皺褶形式

雙語使用場景

The earliest forms of art, like painting and music, are those best suited for expressing joy.───最早的藝術形式是最適合表達快樂情緒的，如繪畫和音樂。

The forms of art are many and varied.───藝術的形式是多種多樣的。

This often happens in different forms of art.───這通常發生在各種藝術形式當中。

In statues and other forms of art, however, his physical appearance was that of a yammosk.───然而，在雕塑以及其他的藝術形式中，他的外形是一只亞莫斯克。

One of the most unique and common forms of art on the Internet these days is called concept art.───這些日子在互聯網上最特別也是最常見的藝術形式莫過于概念藝術。

Chinese traditional painting absorbs the best of many forms of art, like poetry, calligraphy, painting, and seal engraving.───中國國畫汲取了多種藝術形式如詩歌、書法、繪畫和篆刻藝術之眾長。

Her membership in the Fine Arts Bardstown Society exposes her to many different forms of art.───她在巴茲頓優秀藝術協會的會員身份讓她接觸了更多形式的藝術。

Drawing is also being used as a way to help children heal, shown in this video, as are other forms of art.───在這個片段中，繪畫及其他藝術形式也能幫助孩童療傷；

This history shows us how all forms of art always recede from life, forms which, just like the epithet, live, fossilise and finally die.───這個歷史告訴我們，所有的藝術形式永遠退出生活，模具形式的，就像綽號，生活，封存，最后。

英語使用場景

Art genres, such as intermedia art, visual or kinetic poetry may also be synaesthetic forms of art, including hybrid art forms that interact with media performance, space and architecture.

The theoretic basis for the homogeny of drama and poetry is that both forms of art cannot exist without "tension".

There are forms of dance which we all admit as forms of art: for example, classical ballet.

From Chinese literati painting to Japanese Yamato-e, from romanticism to Dadaism, different forms of art serve as the instrumentality to educate the public.

There is another important aspect to this philosophy of laissez faire: It is the fear, in all observers of all forms of art, of guessing wrong.