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Artwork vs. work of art - WordReference Forums
2007年8月8日 · When you say a work of art in english you are generally referring to a painting, music that you admire and that was created by an artist or at least has some artistic talent. Art work does not have to refer to work that was performed by an artist.... For example: -This painting is truly a work of art (ie you admire this painting)
Artwork, work of art - WordReference Forums
2012年1月8日 · A work of art. 1859 Universal Decorator 2 102/1, I have been charmed by an artistic beauty beaming from erections which are never included in the category of art-works: some of our great chimneys, for instance‥display higher qualities‥than the majority of …
Artwork or an artwork? - WordReference Forums
2007年12月9日 · In fine art, a work of art, an artwork, or a work is a creation, such as a song, book, print, sculpture or a painting, that has been made in order to be a thing of beauty in itself or a symbolic statement of meaning, rather than having a practical function. Artwork can refer to either a collection of works of art or the illustrations or ...
make an artwork vs do an artwork - WordReference Forums
2019年10月20日 · The verb make is always fine for a three-dimensional artwork. It has the same sort of connotation as build. But in the case of a traditional drawing or painting, make tends to be art-historian-speak and we lesser mortals use do — or we skirt round the issue by referring to the person who made/did the work as “the artist [of this work]”.
do / make crafts (handicrafts) | WordReference Forums
2011年9月11日 · So you need to say, "Let's do some craft-work, everybody" S. SwissJeremy Senior Member. German-Swiss Sep ...
in class, at class, in the class or .... - WordReference Forums
2011年9月13日 · Thank you, RM!(SS). I should explain further. If I, or virtually any other teacher in the school, was to have seen a student in the yard/playground who should have been in class but wasn't, most likely that student would simply be asked why they weren't in class.
consider as or just consider | WordReference Forums
2015年1月23日 · Some people do use 'consider as' in the same way, but for me it has a different meaning; 'as' here means "in its aspect of". For example, you might consider something as a work of art, and think it bad in that respect, but good when considered as a political statement.
hamparte - WordReference Forums
2020年12月2日 · She explained that it was because I’m not an artist, and that what I do is not actually art. I asked her, if it was not art, then what was it? She replied, “hamparte.” [...] these types of works of art can be created by anyone. Therefore, …
Translating into a non-native language | WordReference Forums
2006年9月16日 · The art of translation or interpreting is a special art in itself, the art of finding the correct equivalent for what you see. I have problems translating into languages which are my mothertongues, not because I know them badly but because I have trouble switching from one structure to another.
In the video or On the video? - WordReference Forums
2017年7月19日 · Both. I like the characters in this video (this video = this specific film, the work of art).I like seeing things on videos (videos = the video-recording process, the medium).