How to say art in English

art is said in English as [/ɑ?t/].

I. Pronunciation

English: [/ɑ?t/]; American: [/ɑ?rt/]

II. Chinese Translation

n.fine art ( refers to paintings, drawings, and sculptures ); art ( includes painting, sculpture, music, dance, literature, etc.); (general term) fine ( work ); art ( work ); artistic skill; humanities, liberal arts; technique, skill; method, know-how, skill

v.<ancient>be present tense singular second person

adj. ( or art ) ( product ) of; a fine art ( or art ) artist

III. Forms

Plural: arts

IV. Phrase Collocation

modern art? Modern art

contemporary art?

contemporary art?

contemporary art?

contemporary art? strong>contemporary art? contemporary art

art critic? art critic

art lover? art lover

art gallery? art gallery? art gallery

art exhibition? art exhibition

V. Bilingual Example Sentences

1.His art works are meticulously crafted.

His art works are meticulously crafted.

2.They are having an art class.

They are having an art class.

3.The?teacher?took?the?students?to?the?art?museum.?

The teacher took the students to the art museum.

4.Art enriched his life.

5. He showcased the art here.

6.Art?work?is?a?material?that?was?made?by?person.?

Art itself is a material product of a person.

VI. Usage

1. In sentences it can be used as a definitive to mean "about fine art or created with art";

2. The plural form arts can be interpreted as "the liberal arts";

3. In most cases, what art is referred to is preceded by the, as in the liberal arts/the fine arts/the pictorial art. the fine arts/the pictorial art/the photographical art (照相术)等/strong>。