sculpture

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sculpture — 名詞

  • sculpturesingular
  • sculpturesplural

1. objects or figures made by cutting, shaping, or combining hard materials such as

1.名詞B1
釋義

雕塑;雕塑品

以硬質材料創作立體藝術的技術或成品

objects or figures made by cutting, shaping, or combining hard materials such as stone, wood, clay, or metal into three-dimensional forms; also the art or practice of producing such works

例句

The local museum added a bronze sculpture of a dancer to its collection.

當地的博物館新增了一座舞者的銅雕作品到館藏中。

collocation: bronze sculpture

Putri studied sculpture at university and later opened her own studio.

Putri 在大學主修雕塑,後來開了自己的工作室。

sculpture as a subject of study

常見搭配
  • bronze sculpture
  • stone sculpture
  • marble sculpture
  • wooden sculpture
  • contemporary sculpture
  • abstract sculpture
  • clay sculpture
  • life-sized sculpture
同義詞
  • statue

    a sculpture of a person or animal, usually life-size or larger and freestanding

  • carving

    a sculpture made by cutting away material from a solid block

  • figurine

    a small ornamental sculpture of a human or animal, often detailed

文法句型

sculpture as uncountable: She studied sculpture.

a sculpture (countable): He made a sculpture.

用法筆記

Can be used as an uncountable noun referring to the art form ('She prefers sculpture over painting') or as a countable noun referring to an individual work ('She created three sculptures for the exhibition').

常見錯誤

The sculpture art was displayed in the hall.
The sculpture was displayed in the hall.
'sculpture' already implies a work of art, so 'art' is redundant.
She made a sculpture statue of a lion.
She made a sculpture of a lion.
'statue' and 'sculpture' together are repetitive; choose one.

sculpture — 動詞

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • work of sculpture
  • piece of sculpture
  • sculpture garden
  • sculpture park

介系詞搭配