sublime
意味: Of outstanding spiritual, intellectual, or moral worth; of such excellence or beauty as to inspire awe.
Sublime describes experiences or qualities that transcend the ordinary and approach perfection. In aesthetic philosophy, particularly through Edmund Burke and Immanuel Kant, the sublime refers to a quality that inspires awe mixed with terror — vast mountains, violent storms. In everyday usage, it is a strong compliment for art, music, food, or performances. The phrase 'from the sublime to the ridiculous' is a well-known idiom.
例文
- The orchestra delivered a sublime performance of Mahler's Fifth that left the audience in tears. 乐团演奏了一场崇高的马勒第五交响曲,令听众潸然泪下。La orquesta ofreció una interpretación sublime de la Quinta de Mahler que dejó al público con lágrimas en los ojos.オーケストラはマーラーの交響曲第5番の崇高な演奏を披露し、聴衆は涙した。오케스트라는 말러 교향곡 5번의 숭고한 연주를 들려주어 청중은 눈물을 흘렸다.
- From the summit, the sublime panorama of snow-capped peaks stretched to the horizon. 从山顶望去,白雪皑皑的山峰延伸至地平线,构成一幅壮丽的全景。Desde la cumbre, el sublime panorama de picos nevados se extendía hasta el horizonte.山頂からは、雪を頂いた峰々が地平線まで広がる壮麗なパノラマが一望できた。정상에서는 눈 덮인 봉우리들이 지평선까지 펼쳐지는 장엄한 파노라마가 한눈에 들어왔다.
- The chef's sublime use of seasonal ingredients elevated simple dishes to works of art. 那位主厨对时令食材的精妙运用,将简单的菜品提升为艺术品。El sublime uso que el chef hacía de los ingredientes de temporada elevaba platos sencillos a la categoría de obras de arte.そのシェフの旬の食材の見事な使い方は、素朴な料理を芸術作品に昇華させた。그 셰프의 제철 식재료를 활용한 뛰어난 솜씨는 소박한 요리를 예술 작품으로 승화시켰다.
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場面: literary, academic, media
トーン: positive
起源と歴史
From Latin sublimis (uplifted, exalted), possibly from sub- (up to) and limen (threshold, lintel). The philosophical sense was developed by Burke in his 1757 treatise on the sublime and beautiful.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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