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statuary art

  • 1 statuary art

    n.
    Bildhauerkunst f.

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  • 2 statuary

    statu·ary
    [ˈstætʃuəri, AM -eri]
    ( form)
    I. n no pl
    1. (statues collectively) Statuen pl, Plastiken pl, Skulpturen pl
    contemporary \statuary zeitgenössische Plastik
    2. (art of making statues) Plastik f, Bildhauerei f
    II. adj inv statuarisch geh, plastisch
    \statuary art Bildhauerkunst f, Plastik f
    \statuary technique Bildhauertechnik f
    * * *
    ['sttjʊərɪ] (form)
    1. adj
    statuarisch (geh)
    2. n (ART)
    Plastik f, Bildhauerei f; (= statues) Plastiken pl, Statuen pl
    * * *
    statuary [ˈstætjʊərı; US -tʃəˌweriː]
    A s
    1. Bildhauerkunst f, Bildhauerei f
    2. koll Statuen pl
    B adj
    1. Bildhauer…
    2. plastisch, figürlich
    3. Statuen…:
    * * *
    n.
    Bildhauerei f.

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  • 3 statuary

    statu·ary [ʼstætʃuəri, Am -eri]
    ( form) n
    1) ( statues collectively) Statuen fpl, Plastiken fpl, Skulpturen fpl;
    contemporary \statuary zeitgenössische Plastik
    2) ( art of making statues) Plastik f, Bildhauerei f adj
    inv statuarisch ( geh), plastisch;
    \statuary art Bildhauerkunst f, Plastik f;
    \statuary technique Bildhauertechnik f

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  • 4 monumental

    adjective
    1) (massive) gewaltig [Skulptur]; monumental [Plastik, Gemälde, Gebäude]
    2) (extremely great) kolossal (ugs.)
    * * *
    [-'men-]
    adjective (of great size or scale: a monumental achievement.) gewaltig
    * * *
    monu·men·tal
    [ˌmɒnjəˈmentəl, AM ˌmɑ:njəment̬-]
    1. (tremendous) gewaltig, kolossal, eindrucksvoll
    \monumental achievement [or feat] eindrucksvolle Leistung
    \monumental blunder kolossaler Irrtum, ungeheurer Fehler
    \monumental effort gewaltige Anstrengung
    \monumental waste of time ungeheure Zeitverschwendung
    \monumental victory historisch bedeutsamer Sieg
    2. ART (large-scale) monumental
    \monumental facade/painting monumentale Fassade/monumentales Gemälde
    \monumental statuary Monumentalstatuen pl, Monumentalplastiken pl
    3. (on monuments) Gedenk-, Denkmal-
    \monumental inscription Gedenkinschrift f, Denkmalinschrift f; (on tombs) Grabinschrift f
    4. (built as monuments) als Denkmal [o Gedenkstätte] errichtet
    \monumental temple als Gedenkstätte errichteter Tempel
    * * *
    ["mɒnjʊ'mentl]
    adj
    1) (= very great) enorm, monumental (geh); proportions, achievement gewaltig; ignorance, stupidity, error kolossal, ungeheuerlich

    on a monumental scale, of monumental proportions (disaster, crisis) — von riesigem Ausmaß; building, work of art monumental

    2)
    * * *
    monumental [ˌmɒnjʊˈmentl; US ˌmɑnjə-] adj (adv monumentally)
    1. monumental:
    a) großartig, gewaltig, imposant
    b) KUNST überlebensgroß:
    monumental painting Kolossal-, Monumentalgemälde n
    2. hervorragend, bedeutend (Ereignis etc)
    3. umg kolossal, Riesen…:
    4. Denkmal(s)…
    5. Gedenk…:
    monumental chapel Gedenkkapelle f
    6. Grabmal(s)…:
    monumental mason Steinbildhauer(in)
    * * *
    adjective
    1) (massive) gewaltig [Skulptur]; monumental [Plastik, Gemälde, Gebäude]
    2) (extremely great) kolossal (ugs.)
    * * *
    adj.
    ganz erheblich adj.

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  • 5 monumental

    monu·men·tal [ˌmɒnjəʼmentəl, Am ˌmɑ:njəment̬-] adj
    1) ( tremendous) gewaltig, kolossal, eindrucksvoll;
    \monumental achievement [or feat] eindrucksvolle Leistung;
    \monumental blunder kolossaler Irrtum, ungeheurer Fehler;
    \monumental effort gewaltige Anstrengung;
    \monumental waste of time ungeheure Zeitverschwendung;
    \monumental victory historisch bedeutsamer Sieg
    2) art ( large-scale) monumental;
    \monumental facade/ painting monumentale Fassade/monumentales Gemälde;
    \monumental statuary Monumentalstatuen fpl, Monumentalplastiken fpl
    3) ( on monuments) Gedenk-, Denkmal-;
    \monumental inscription Gedenkinschrift f, Denkmalinschrift f; ( on tombs) Grabinschrift f
    4) ( built as monuments) als Denkmal errichtet [o Gedenkstätte];
    \monumental temple als Gedenkstätte errichteter Tempel

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  • 6 szobrászművészet

    (EN) plastic art; statuary

    Magyar-német-angol szótár > szobrászművészet

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