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arte
I. art1 [Brit ɑːt, Am ɑrt] N
1. art (creation, activity, representation):
art
I'm bad at art
2. art (skill):
art
art
II. arts N npl
1. arts (culture):
2. arts UNIV:
Phrases:
III. art1 [Brit ɑːt, Am ɑrt]
art2 [Brit ɑːt, Am ɑrt] 2ª persona sing pres. arch
art → be
be <forma in -ing being, pt was, were, pp been> [Brit biː, Am bi] VB intr
1. be:
2. be (in probability):
3. be (phrases):
art dealer [ˈɑːtˌdiːlə(r)] N
art dealer
I. art nouveau [Brit ˌɑː(t) nuːˈvəʊ, Am ˌɑr nuˈvoʊ, ˌɑrt nuˈvoʊ] ADJ
II. art nouveau [Brit ˌɑː(t) nuːˈvəʊ, Am ˌɑr nuˈvoʊ, ˌɑrt nuˈvoʊ] N
art room [ˈɑːtruːm, -rʊm] N
art room
performance art [Brit, Am pərˈfɔrməns ɑrt] N ART
commercial art [Am kəˈmərʃəl ɑrt] N
conceptual art [Brit, Am kənˈsɛp(t)ʃ(əw)əl ɑrt] N
pop art [Brit, Am ˈpɑp ˌɑrt] N
pop art
body art [Am ˈbɑdi ɑrt] N
body art
English
English
Italian
Italian
art [ɑ:rt] N
art
art dealer N
art dealer
pop art N
pop art
art collection N
performance art N
art critic N
art critic
art gallery N
work of art N
work of art
state of the art [ˌsteɪt·əv·ði·ˈɑ:rt] ADJ
Italian
Italian
English
English
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
There he bought his first work of art.
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The term can also describe a genre of literature or film or work of art.
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Bell proposed that nothing else about an object is in any way relevant to assessing whether it is a work of art, or aesthetically valuable.
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From a distance it looks like any other boathouse, but closer inspection reveals that this is a work of art in concrete.
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It reflects the concept of narodnost, which essentially means that a work of art should be national in style and socialist in content.
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