sculpturesculp.tureAHD:[sk¾lp“ch…r] D.J.[6skJlpt.*]K.K.[6skJlpt.+]n.Abbr. sculp.（名词）缩写 sculp.The art or practice of shaping figures or designs in the round or in relief, as by chiseling marble, modeling clay, or casting in metal.雕刻（术）：塑造出圆形或浮雕的图形或图样的艺术或行为，如通过雕刻大理石、模制泥土或者铸造金属A work of art created by sculpture.雕刻品：雕刻创造出的艺术品Such works of art considered as a group.各类雕刻作品：被作为一个整体的这种艺术的作品Ridges, indentations, or other markings, as on a shell, formed by natural processes.刻纹：通过自然过程形成的条纹、刻纹或者其它标记，如在贝壳上v.（动词）sculp.tured,sculp.tur.ing,sculp.tures v.tr.（及物动词）To fashion (stone, bronze, or wood, for example) into a three-dimensional figure.雕塑：把（例如石头、青铜或者木头）按照三维空间的形式塑造成型To represent in sculpture.雕塑，塑造：通过雕刻作品来体现To ornament with sculpture.以雕刻装饰：用雕刻作品来装饰To change the shape or contour of, as by erosion.侵蚀：由于侵蚀而改变形状或结构v.intr.（不及物动词）To make sculptures or a sculpture.雕刻Middle English 中古英语 from Latin sculpt¿a 源自 拉丁语 sculpt¿a from sculptus [past participle of] sculpere [to carve] * see skel- 1源自 sculptus [] sculpere的过去分词 [雕刻] *参见 skel- 1sculp“turaladj.（形容词）sculp“turallyadv.（副词）sculpture[5skQlptFE]n.雕刻[雕塑]技术雕刻[雕塑]品雕饰雕刻师在动植物体上作的记号[刻纹](改变地球表面面貌的)蚀刻; 刻纹sculpture[5skQlptFE]vt.雕刻[塑]; 用雕刻[雕塑]装饰sculpture a statue out of ivory雕刻象牙雕像sculpture[5skQlptFE]vi.从事雕刻[雕塑]sculptural[`skQlptFErEl]adj.sculpturallyadv.sculpturedadj.具刻纹的; 用刻纹装饰的Alexandrian sculpture亚历山大雕塑(指 公元前4世纪马其顿国王亚历山大大帝时代雕塑的优秀代表作)architectural sculpture用于建筑物上的雕塑Benin sculptures贝宁雕塑(1350-1550 年贝宁王国(今尼日利亚)盛期的大型青铜雕像和精美的象牙雕刻)bone sculpture骨雕clay sculpture泥塑genre sculpture风俗[世态]雕塑Greek sculpture希腊雕塑junk sculpture废品雕塑(利用金属片、碎玻璃、木块、胶块等材料)ornamental sculpture装饰雕塑polychrome sculpture彩色雕塑ribbon sculpture带状雕塑(用钢条、钢片组成的现代雕塑)Russian sculpture俄罗斯雕塑wax sculpture蜡雕塑Xanthian sculptures赞塔斯雕塑sculpturesculp.tureAHD:[sk¾lp“ch…r] D.J.[6skJlpt.*]K.K.[6skJlpt.+]n.Abbr. sculp.The art or practice of shaping figures or designs in the round or in relief, as by chiseling marble, modeling clay, or casting in metal.A work of art created by sculpture.Such works of art considered as a group.Ridges, indentations, or other markings, as on a shell, formed by natural processes.v.sculp.tured,sculp.tur.ing,sculp.tures v.tr.To fashion (stone, bronze, or wood, for example) into a three-dimensional figure.To represent in sculpture.To ornament with sculpture.To change the shape or contour of, as by erosion.v.intr.To make sculptures or a sculpture.Middle English from Latin sculpt¿a from sculptus [past participle of] sculpere [to carve] * see skel- 1sculp“turaladj.sculp“turallyadv.sculpture词源同前条sculpturecarvechiselformmodelmoldshape
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