symbolist
symbolist — 形容詞
- symbolistpositive
- more symbolistcomparative
- most symbolistsuperlative
1. describing art, poetry, or drama that belongs to the Symbolist tradition — a lat
象徵主義的
與19世紀末象徵主義藝術或文學運動相關的
describing art, poetry, or drama that belongs to the Symbolist tradition — a late-1800s European movement whose members expressed inner worlds through symbolic images and dream-like scenes rather than through realistic portrayal
The National Gallery's Symbolist collection includes works by Redon and Moreau.
國家美術館的象徵主義收藏包含了雷東（Redon）和莫侯（Moreau）的作品。
attributive: Symbolist + noun (collection, poetry, art)
Beatrix wrote her university thesis on French Symbolist poetry and its dream-like imagery.
Beatrix 的大學論文以法國象徵主義詩歌及其夢幻意象為主題。
Asher compared the Symbolist use of mythological figures to earlier medieval allegory.
Asher 將象徵主義對神話人物的運用與早期中世紀寓言作了比較。
The exhibition catalogue shows how Symbolist artists used colour to suggest emotions rather than objects.
展覽目錄說明了象徵主義藝術家如何運用色彩來暗示情緒，而非物體本身。
Elena found the Symbolist emphasis on mystery more powerful than realistic storytelling.
Elena 認為象徵主義對神祕感的強調，比寫實敘事更具感染力。
- symboliste
French borrowing used in English art criticism for the same movement, often italicised
- symbolic
overlapping in meaning but broader — 'symbolic' describes any use of symbols, not a specific movement
- realist
the Symbolist movement defined itself in opposition to 19th-century realism
- naturalist
naturalism focused on scientific observation of reality, opposite to Symbolist idealism
文法句型
Symbolist + noun
be + Symbolist in [style/approach]
用法筆記
Frequently capitalized when referring specifically to the historical Symbolist movement (c. 1880–1900). Lowercase for general use of symbols may be confused with 'symbolic' — distinguish by historical context.
常見錯誤
symbolist — 名詞
- symbolistsingular
- symbolistsplural
1. a painter, poet, or writer who belonged to the European Symbolist movement that
象徵主義者
屬於19世紀末象徵主義運動的藝術家或作家
a painter, poet, or writer who belonged to the European Symbolist movement that flourished between 1880 and 1900, using symbols and mythology to explore inner emotional life rather than to depict observable reality
Baudelaire is often called a major Symbolist whose poems shaped later European literature.
波特萊爾常被視為重要的象徵主義者，他的詩歌影響了後來的歐洲文學。
countable: a + Symbolist
Hugo's painting style changed after he began meeting with other Symbolists in Paris.
Hugo 的繪畫風格在開始與巴黎的其他象徵主義者交流後，產生了巨大轉變。
The museum is hosting an exhibition of works by leading Symbolists from 1880 to 1900.
博物館正在舉辦一場回顧展，展出 1880 年至 1900 年間重要象徵主義者的作品。
Nadia discovered that several important Symbolists had been overlooked by art historians until recently.
Nadia 發現有幾位重要的象徵主義者在藝術史中長期被忽略，直到最近才受到關注。
The young painter described himself in his letters as a committed Symbolist who rejected realism.
這位年輕畫家在信中將自己描述為一名堅定的象徵主義者，拒絕寫實主義。
- symboliste
the original French label for the same group, sometimes used in English to signal closer ties to the French movement
- member of the Symbolist school
more formal and descriptive alternative, less common in general writing
- realist
artists of the realist movement who depicted everyday life as it appeared
- impressionist
the Symbolist movement partly reacted against Impressionism's focus on visual sensation
文法句型
a + Symbolist
the + Symbolists
Symbolist + of [period/place]
用法筆記
When capitalized, refers specifically to a member of the historical Symbolist movement. Lowercase symbolist may mean any user of symbols in a general sense, but this broader use is rare in academic writing.