artsy 英 [ˈɑ:tsi]   美 [ˈɑrtsi]

artsy

artsy  英 [ˈɑ:tsi] 美 [ˈɑrtsi]

adj. 艺术家气派的;装艺术的 

名词复数:artsies 

Yeah yeah, it sounds all artsy and abstract, but it’s true. 嗯嗯,这听起来很抽象、很艺术,但这是真的。
I thought that in order to be a real artist, I needed cool books, a certain attitude and style, and other artsy friends. 作为一个真正的艺术家,我需要独特的书,一个大致的方向和风格,以及其他艺术圈里的朋友。

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  • adj. 艺术家气派的;装艺术的
  • 1. Yeah yeah, it sounds all artsy and abstract, but it’s true.

    嗯嗯,这听起来很抽象、很艺术,但这是真的。

  • 2. I thought that in order to be a real artist, I needed cool books, a certain attitude and style, and other artsy friends.

    作为一个真正的艺术家,我需要独特的书,一个大致的方向和风格,以及其他艺术圈里的朋友。

  • 3. Those artsy types at the Rhode Island School of Design can put down their paintbrushes and take “The Art of Sin and the Sin of Art”, which contemplates the relationship between sin and the art world.

    罗德岛设计学院那些有艺术家气质的学生可以放下画笔,选修“罪之艺术和艺术之罪”这门课。 该课程对罪孽和艺术世界的关系进行思考。

  • artsy (adj.) "pretentiously artistic," 1902, from arts (see art (n.)); originally artsy-craftsy, with reference to the arts and crafts movement; always more or less dismissive or pejorative; artsy-fartsy was in use by 1971.
artsy / ˈɑːtsi ; NAmE ˈɑːrtsi / ( NAmE) ( BrE arty ) adjective ( informal, usually disapproving) seeming or wanting to be very artistic or interested in the arts 附庸风雅的;似乎爱好艺术的 artsy / ˈɑːtsi ; NAmE ˈɑːrtsi /
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