art

UK:  [ɑː(r)t]

US:  [ɑrt]

复数：arts  

n.

1.艺术,美术

2.艺术;艺术创造

3.装模作样的艺术

4.技术,技巧;技艺

5.(中世纪大学的)文科

6.狡猾的伎俩,(奸)计,权术;教唆

7.〔美口〕(新闻、杂志上的)插图

8.〔古语〕学问

9.策略,诡计,奸计

10.做作,装模作样

v.

1.使艺术化〔仅用于下列成语〕

1 . Van Gogh painted a young man in the store when the clerk, which can be considered by his earliest "art education. "
梵高年轻时在画店里当店员，这算是他最早受的“艺术教育”。

2 . Only when he accepted that he would not become a minister, as his father had been, did he turn to art.
他只好接受现实，他永远不会成为父亲那样的牧师，从而转攻艺术。

3 . It just means the concept of art is exhausted. No new style of art can emerge. There is no direction for art history to go on.
它只是意味艺术概念的可能性已经穷尽了，艺术在风格方面不能再有突破，艺术史也不可能再有发展方向。

4 . Art is innate in the artist, like an instinct that seizes and makes a tool out of a human being.
艺术是（那个艺术家）内在的东西，就象是（那种领悟和制造人类原本不知的工具的）本能。

5 . According to art critics around the world, my guest is one of a few prodigies in decades to capture the art of realism.
根据全世界艺术鉴赏人士，她是数十年来少数写实主义的奇才之一。