Główne tłumaczenia |
art n | uncountable (painting, sculpture, etc.) | sztuka ż |
| Fred was born with a talent for art. |
| Fred ma wrodzony talent do sztuki. |
art n | uncountable (works of art) | sztuka ż |
| This museum houses an impressive collection of art. |
| W muzeum znajduje się imponująca kolekcja sztuki. |
art n | (skill) | sztuka ż |
| | specjalna umiejętność przym. + ż |
| Rick says that barbecuing steaks is an art. |
| Rick mówi, że grillowanie steków to sztuka. |
arts npl | (humanities subjects) | nauki humanistyczne ż, l.mn. + przym. |
| When students reach the sixth form, they generally specialize in either arts or sciences. |
| Idąc do liceum, uczniowie zwykle wybierają albo nauki humanistyczne, albo przyrodnicze. |
the arts npl | (visual and performing arts) | sztuka ż |
| Baron Johann Pasqualati was a wealthy patron of the arts. |
| Baron Johann Pasqualati był bogatym patronem sztuki. |
art n as adj | (relating to painting, sculpture, etc.) | sztuka ż |
| Warhol is a famous figure in the art world. |
| Warhol jest słynną osobistością w świecie sztuki. |
Główne tłumaczenia |
be⇒ vi | (nature) | być posił. |
| My mother is short. |
| Moja mama jest niska. |
be vi | (state) | być posił. |
| Barry is ill. |
| Barry jest chory. |
be vi | (exist) | być posił. |
| There is a woman of 101 in the house opposite. |
| W domu naprzeciwko jest kobieta, która ma 101 lat. |
be vi | (be located) | być posił. |
| The butter is on the table. |
| Masło jest na stole. |
be vi | (event: occur) | być posił. |
| The play is at eight o'clock. |
| Sztuka jest o dwudziestej. |
be vi | (equates two noun phrases) | być posił. |
| She is a police officer. |
| Ona jest policjantką. |
be vi | (condition: age) | mieć ndk. |
| Robert is ten years old. |
| Robert ma 10 lat. |
be v aux | (with present participle: continuous) (Brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - - |
| Teresa is eating her dinner at the moment. |
| Teresa je w tej chwili obiad. |
be v aux | (with present participle: future) (Brak bezpośredniego odpowiednika.) | - - |
| We are playing tennis this weekend. |
| W ten weekend gramy w tenisa. |
be v aux | (with past participle: passive) | być posił. |
| | zostać dk. |
| My wallet was stolen yesterday. |
| Mój portfel został wczoraj skradziony. |
Formy złożone: art | be |
abstract art n | (non-representational art) | sztuka abstrakcyjna ż + przym. |
| When looking at abstract art, remember that it is usually not a portrayal of a tangible object. |
art class n | (lesson in art) | zajęcia plastyczne n, l.mn. + przym. |
| As a child, my favorite part of the school day was art class. |
art critic n | (professional art reviewer) | krytyk sztuki m + ż |
| The taste of that art critic is the standard of all proper society. |
art dealer n | ([sb] who sells works of art) | handlarz sztuki m + ż |
| Artists no longer contact that art dealer because he demands a high commission. |
Art Deco, art deco n | (art: Modern Style) | Art déco |
| The style of the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco is Art Deco. |
art department n | (school: teaches art) | wydział sztuki m + ż |
| The art department welcomed fifty new students this year. |
art department n | (TV, theatre: props, scenery) | wydział sztuki m + ż |
| The art department won an award for scenery design. |
art director n | (creates advertising visuals) | kierownik artystyczny m + przym. |
art director n | (tv, film: head of art department) | kierownik artystyczny m + przym. |
art exhibition n | (display of collected artworks) | wystawa sztuki ż + ż |
| The museum has a new art exhibition. |
art form n | (type of art) | forma artystyczna ż + przym. |
| Ice sculptures are a modern art form. |
art gallery n | UK (museum of art) | galeria sztuki ż + ż |
| We had a wonderful time viewing the paintings at the art gallery. |
art gallery n | US (retail art emporium) | galeria handlowa ż + przym. |
| The artist sells her paintings at the art gallery. |
art history n | (study of art through the ages) | historia sztuki ż + ż |
| Because I was an Art Major in college, I had to take five semesters of art history. |
art museum n | (art gallery) | muzeum sztuki n + ż |
| The Hermitage is a famous art museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. |
art of war n | (military strategy) | sztuka wojny ż + ż |
| General Patton was an avid student of the art of war. |
art school n | (school: teaches art) | szkoła artystyczna ż + przym. |
| He wants to study illustration, so he will attend art school in the fall. |
art student n | ([sb] who studies art) | uczeń sztuki m + ż |
| She's an art student at the Royal College of Art in London. |
artist studio (US), artist's studio (UK), art studio n | (workshop of an artist) | pracownia artystyczna ż + przym. |
| One half of the barn has been converted into an artist's studio. |
| That potter whose work you loved finally opened his art studio to the public. |
black art n | (artworks: African origin) | sztuka afrykańska ż + przym. |
| During Black History Month, many museums display black art. |
black art n | (black magic, witchcraft) | czarna magia przym. + ż |
clipart, clip art, clip-art n | (copyright-free graphics) | clipart |
| Clipart was used often in presentations fifteen years ago, but now it looks a little cheesy. |
commercial art n | (art that is popular with buyers) | sztuka komercyjna ż + przym. |
commercial art n | (art used in commerce) | sztuka komercyjna ż + przym. |
| The book covers in any bookstore are a virtual museum of commercial art. |
conceptual art n | (art: prioritizes the idea) | sztuka konceptualna ż + przym. |
| Generally speaking, only art critics are interested in conceptual art. |
culinary art n | (art or skill of cookery) | sztuka kulinarna ż + przym. |
| Making a good curry sauce is a culinary art. |
erotic art n | (art intended to arouse sexually) | sztuka erotyczna ż + przym. |
| It's not easy to draw a precise dividing-line between 'erotic art' and 'pornography'. |
fine art n | (art: painting) | sztuka plastyczna ż + przym. |
| The sale will be of interest to collectors of fine art. |
graphic art n | (drawing, painting, print making) | sztuka graficzna ż + przym. |
| The graphic arts include painting, drawing, printmaking, and photography. |
martial art n | usually plural (Eastern Asian combat disciplines) | wschodnia sztuka walki wyr. |
| He's skilled in karate, judo, and other martial arts. |
objet d'art n | often plural, Gallicism (three-dimensional work of art) | dzieło sztuki n + ż |
| | rzeźba ż |
| That isn't just a jumble of trash; I paid good money for that objet d'art. |
op art n | (abstract art movement) | op art m |
piece of art n | (artwork) | dzieło sztuki n + ż |
| Several pieces of art were stolen from the museum. |
pop art, Pop Art n | (1950s modern art movement) | pop art |
| Andy Warhol's painting of a soup can is the best-known work of pop art. |
school of art n | (college where art is studied) | szkoła sztuki ż + ż |
| Admission is highly competitive at many schools of art. |
state of the art, state-of-the-art adj | (technology: advanced) | najnowszy przym. |
| | najbardziej zaawansowany przys. + przym. |
Uwaga: Hyphens are used when the adjective precedes the noun |
| Our new TV uses state-of-the-art technology to provide the best picture and sound. |
work of art n | literal (painting, sculpture, etc.) | dzieło sztuki n + ż |
| The museum is a place to contemplate works of art. |
work of art n | figurative ([sth] beautiful and impressive) | dzieło sztuki n + ż |
| Aunt Betty's layer cake was a culinary work of art. |