iconoclastic
意味: Challenging or attacking cherished beliefs, institutions, or established values; deliberately breaking with tradition.
Iconoclastic describes a deliberate and often provocative rejection of received wisdom. 'An iconoclastic thinker,' 'iconoclastic views,' and 'an iconoclastic approach' are standard collocations. The word can be admiring (suggesting courage and originality) or critical (suggesting recklessness and disrespect), depending on context. It is common in arts criticism, intellectual history, and political commentary. The noun 'iconoclast' is equally widespread.
例文
- His iconoclastic approach to classical music divided critics but attracted a devoted following. 他对古典音乐的反传统手法使评论界意见分裂,但吸引了一批忠实追随者。Su enfoque iconoclasta de la música clásica dividió a la crítica, pero atrajo a un público devoto.クラシック音楽に対する彼の因習打破的なアプローチは批評家の意見を二分したが、熱心な支持者を集めた。클래식 음악에 대한 그의 인습 타파적 접근은 비평가들의 의견을 양분했지만, 열렬한 추종자들을 모았다.
- The artist's iconoclastic work deliberately subverted the conventions of portrait painting. 这位艺术家的反传统作品刻意颠覆了肖像画的惯例。La obra iconoclasta del artista subvertía deliberadamente las convenciones del retrato.その芸術家の因習打破的な作品は、肖像画の慣習を意図的に覆すものだった。그 예술가의 인습 타파적 작품은 초상화의 관습을 의도적으로 전복시키는 것이었다.
- She was an iconoclastic figure whose refusal to follow party lines made her both admired and distrusted. 她是一位反传统的人物,拒绝遵守党派路线,既受人敬佩又遭人怀疑。Era una figura iconoclasta cuya negativa a seguir las directrices del partido la hacía tan admirada como desconfiada.彼女は党の方針に従うことを拒否した因習打破的な人物であり、敬慕と不信の両方を集めた。그녀는 당의 노선을 따르기를 거부한 인습 타파적 인물로, 존경과 불신을 동시에 받았다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, literary, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Greek eikonoklastēs (image breaker), from eikōn (image, likeness) + klan (to break). Originally referred to the 8th-century Byzantine movement that destroyed religious images, and later to 16th-century Protestant reformers who smashed Catholic statues and icons.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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