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21 modernista
adj.1 modernist (literature).2 Art Nouveau (art).3 modernistic.f. & m.modernist.* * *► adjetivo1 Modernist2 ARTE (en España) Spanish Art Nouveau, Modernista1 Modernist2 ARTE (en España) Modernista* * *1.ADJ modernist(ic)2.SMF modernist* * *adjetivo/masculino y femenino modernist* * *= modernist, modernist.Ex. This modernist model of communication emphasizes the transfer of information rather than its understanding = Este modelo modernista de la comunicación resalta la transferencia de la información más que su comprensión.Ex. Chapter 1 tries to bridge the gap between the modernists and the traditionalists.* * *adjetivo/masculino y femenino modernist* * *= modernist, modernist.Ex: This modernist model of communication emphasizes the transfer of information rather than its understanding = Este modelo modernista de la comunicación resalta la transferencia de la información más que su comprensión.
Ex: Chapter 1 tries to bridge the gap between the modernists and the traditionalists.* * *modernistmodernist* * *
modernista adjetivo, masculino y femenino
modernist
* * *♦ adj1. Lit modernist2. Arte Art Nouveau♦ nmf1. Lit modernist2. Arte Art Nouveau artist* * *modernista adj: modernist, modernisticmodernista nmf: modernist -
22 modernismo
m.1 modernism (literature).2 Art Nouveau (art).* * *1 (arte, literatura) Modernism2 (estilo español) Spanish Art Nouveau, Modernismo* * *SM modernism* * ** * *= modernism.Ex. The author argues that in its willingness to televise masses the Church is falling into a dangerous trap of modernism.----* postmodernismo = postmodernism [post-modernism].* * ** * *= modernism.Ex: The author argues that in its willingness to televise masses the Church is falling into a dangerous trap of modernism.
* postmodernismo = postmodernism [post-modernism].* * *2 (cualidad) modernness, modernity* * *
modernismo sustantivo masculino (Arquit, Art, Lit) modernism;
( cualidad) modernness, modernity
modernismo sustantivo masculino modernism
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23 liberty
* * *['liberti]aggettivo e sostantivo maschile invariabile art nouveau* * *liberty/'liberti/agg. e m.inv.art nouveau. -
24 modern style
mɔdɛʀnstilnom masculin invariable Art Deco style* * *modern style nm inv Art Deco style.[mɔdɛrnstil] nom masculin invariable -
25 secesija
f (otcjepljenje) secession, breakaway; art Art Nouveau (movement), art nouveau, AE+ Tiffany (style); (austrijska) Secession (Sezession)* * *• cave• secession• Succession• art-déco -
26 Secesija
f (otcjepljenje) secession, breakaway; art Art Nouveau (movement), art nouveau, AE+ Tiffany (style); (austrijska) Secession (Sezession)* * *• Sezession -
27 secesja
-i; f; książksecession; SZTUKA art nouveau* * *f.1. hist., lit. (= odłączenie) secession.2. sztuka Art Nouveau.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > secesja
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28 secesyjny
adj; SZTUKAart nouveau (attr)wojna secesyjna — HIST the Civil War (1861-65)
* * *a.1. hist. secessionist; wojna secesyjna hist. Civil War.2. sztuka Art Nouveau.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > secesyjny
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29 secesj|a
f 1. sgt Szt. Art Nouveau- arcydzieła/styl secesji Art Nouveau masterpieces/style- secesja wiedeńska the Vienna Secession2. (G pl secesji) książk. (odłączenie) secession- dokonać secesji (z grupy/partii/związku) to secede (from a group/party/union)3. Hist. (odłączenie stanów) the Secession 4. sgt Polit. (oddzielenie się części kraju) secession- secesja plebejuszy Hist., Polit. secessions of the plebeiansThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > secesj|a
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30 Blüte
f; -, -n1. flower, blossom, bloom; männliche / weibliche / zwittrige Blüten BOT. male / female / hermaphroditic flowers; Blüten tragend blossoming; fachspr. floriferous; eine Blüte bestäuben pollinate a flower; seltsame Blüten treiben fig. come up with some strange things ( oder effects); üppige Blüten treiben fig. produce extravagant effects, ideas etc.2. nur Sg.; Gesamtheit der Blüten: blossom; in ( voller) Blüte stehen be in (full) bloom ( oder flower oder blossom)3. nur Sg. (Blütezeit) flowering time; bes. bei Bäumen: blossom; eine Pflanze nach der Blüte zurückschneiden prune a plant after flowering4. fig. (Höhepunkt) height; der Macht, einer Mode etc.: auch heyday; (Elite) cream, elite; WIRTS. time of prosperity; einer Kultur, einer Kunst: flowering, height; in der Blüte seiner Jugend / Jahre geh. in the prime of youth / life; zur Blüte gelangen come to fruition; seine Blüte erleben flourish, reach its peak, have its heyday; zu neuer Blüte gelangen experience a revival; weitS. reach new heights5. umg. (falsche Banknote) dud, Am. fake6. Stilblüte7. umg. altm. (Pickel) rash, pimple, Brit. spot; voller Blüten covered in a rash ( oder in pimples oder in spots)* * *die Blüte(Baum) blossom;(Blume) bloom; flower;(Blühen) florescence;(Falschgeld) dud* * *Blü|te ['blyːtə]f -, -nBlǘten treiben — to be in flower or bloom, to be flowering or blooming; (Baum) to be blossoming or in blossom
eine Blǘte seiner Fantasie — a figment of his imagination
2)(= das Blühen, Blütezeit)
zur Blǘte des Klees — when the clover is in flower or bloomzur Blǘte der Kirschbäume — when the cherry trees are blossoming or in blossom
die Blǘte beginnt — the flowers are coming into bloom; (bei Bäumen) the trees are coming into blossom
in ( voller) Blǘte stehen — to be in (full) flower (esp Brit) or blossom; (Bäume) to be in (full) blossom; (Kultur, Geschäft) to be flourishing
seine Blǘte erreichen or erleben (Kultur etc) — to reach its peak
ein Zeitalter kultureller Blǘte — an age of cultural ascendency
in der Blǘte seiner Jahre — in his prime, in the prime of his life
eine neue Blǘte erleben — to undergo a revival
3) (MED = Ausschlag) rash, efflorescence (spec)4) (inf = gefälschte Note) dud (inf)* * *die1) (the state of flowering: The flowers are in bloom.) bloom2) (freshness: in the bloom of youth.) bloom3) (flowers, especially of a fruit tree: beautiful blossom; apple blossom.) blossom4) (the best part (of a person's etc life, usually early middle age): He is in his prime; the prime of life.) prime* * *Blü·te<-, -n>[ˈbly:tə]fdie \Blüten des Kirschbaumes sind reinweiß the blossom on the cherry tree is pure whitein [voller] \Blüte stehen to be in [full] bloom\Blüten treiben to [be in] bloom [or flower]; Baum to [be in] blossomim Mai beginnt die \Blüte der Kirschbäume cherry trees start to blossom in Maywährend der Zeit der größten \Blüte des Römischen Reiches at the height of the Roman Empirein jeder Zivilisation gibt es eine Zeit der \Blüte every civilization has its heydayseine \Blüte erreichen [o erleben] to reach its peakin der \Blüte seiner/ihrer Jahre sein [o stehen] to be in the prime of lifeer steht in der \Blüte seiner Jahre he is in his primeim 19. Jahrhundert entfaltete sich die Stadt zur vollen \Blüte the town blossomed in the 19th centuryAnfang des 20. Jahrhunderts stand die Kunst des Jugendstils gerade in voller \Blüte Art Nouveau flourished at the beginning of the 20th century5.* * *die; Blüte, Blüten1) flower; bloom; (eines Baums) blossomBlüten treiben — flower; bloom; < tree> blossom
2) (das Blühen) flowering; blooming; (BaumBlüte) blossomingin [voller] Blüte stehen — be in [full] flower or bloom/blossom
3) (fig. geh.)seine Blüte erreichen — < culture> reach its full flowering
die Renaissance war für die Kunst eine Zeit der Blüte — art flourished during the Renaissance
* * *1. flower, blossom, bloom;männliche/weibliche/zwittrige Blüten BOT male/female/hermaphroditic flowers;Blüten tragend blossoming; fachspr floriferous;eine Blüte bestäuben pollinate a flower;eine Pflanze nach der Blüte zurückschneiden prune a plant after flowering4. fig (Höhepunkt) height; der Macht, einer Mode etc: auch heyday; (Elite) cream, elite; WIRTSCH time of prosperity; einer Kultur, einer Kunst: flowering, height;in der Blüte seiner Jugend/Jahre geh in the prime of youth/life;zur Blüte gelangen come to fruition;seine Blüte erleben flourish, reach its peak, have its heyday;zu neuer Blüte gelangen experience a revival; weitS. reach new heights5. umg (falsche Banknote) dud, US fake* * *die; Blüte, Blüten1) flower; bloom; (eines Baums) blossomBlüten treiben — flower; bloom; < tree> blossom
2) (das Blühen) flowering; blooming; (BaumBlüte) blossomingin [voller] Blüte stehen — be in [full] flower or bloom/blossom
3) (fig. geh.)seine Blüte erreichen — < culture> reach its full flowering
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31 nouille
nouille [nuj]feminine nouna. ( = pâte) noodle* * *nuj1) ( pâtes alimentaires)des nouilles — noodles, pasta [U]
2) (colloq) ( niais) noodle (colloq)* * *nuj1. nf1) (= pâte) noodle2) * (= personne) noodle Grande-Bretagne * fathead *2. nouilles nfpl* * *A ○adj ce qu'il est nouille! what a drip○!B nf1 ( pâtes alimentaires) ( tagliatelle) tagliatelle ¢; ( génériquement) des nouilles noodles, pasta ¢;2 ○( niais) noodle○.avoir le cul bordé de nouilles◑ to be a lucky devil○ ou bastard◑.[nuj] adjectif invariable————————[nuj] nom féminin————————nouilles nom féminin pluriel -
32 artnouveau
n. Art Nouveau, style of decorative art popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries (characterized by plant motifs, flowing lines and asymmetrical shapes) -
33 secesionist
m pol secessionist; art Art Nouveau painter/follower, Secessionist (-ista)* * *• secessionist -
34 secesionistički
adj pol secessionist, breakaway-, break-away; art Art Nouveau-, AE+ Tiffany-style, Secessionist -
35 архитектура Ар Нуво
Architecture: Art Nouveau architecture (архитектура стиля Ар Нуво)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > архитектура Ар Нуво
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36 архитектура модерна
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > архитектура модерна
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37 стиль ар нуво
Patents: Art Nouveau ("новое искусство"; 1890-1910; оказал влияние на дизайн Европы и США) -
38 стиль модерн
1) French: Art Nouveau (художественный и архитектурный стиль конца XIX - начала XX вв.) -
39 стиль модерн
1) French: Art Nouveau (художественный и архитектурный стиль конца XIX - начала XX вв.) -
40 אובריי בירדסלי
Aubrey Beardsley (1872-1898), Aubrey Vincent Beardsley, British illustrator who was famous for his outstanding original black and white (and often) depressing and erotic illustrations and drawings (which were very individual and typical of the Art Nouveau style)
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art nouveau — [ärt΄no͞o vō′, är΄no͞o vō′; ] Fr [ ȧrno͞o vō′] n. [Fr, from the name of an art gallery ( c. 1895) carrying examples of the work] [also A N ] a movement in arts and crafts of the late 19th and early 20th cent., characterized by curvilinear designs … English World dictionary
Art nouveau — Art nou|veau [arnu vo] der; <aus fr. art nouveau »neue Kunst«> Bez. für den Jugendstil in Großbritannien, den USA u. Frankreich … Das große Fremdwörterbuch