aesthetic
의미: Concerned with beauty or the appreciation of beauty; a set of principles underlying the work of a particular artist or artistic movement.
As an adjective, aesthetic describes something relating to visual appearance or the philosophy of beauty. As a noun, it refers to a particular style or look, as in 'the minimalist aesthetic.' In recent years, the word has been adopted by younger generations on social media to describe visual styles and curated appearances. The related noun 'aesthetics' is the branch of philosophy dealing with art, beauty, and taste.
예문
- The architect prioritised aesthetic considerations alongside functionality in her designs. 这位建筑师在设计中将审美考量与功能性并重。La arquitecta priorizó las consideraciones estéticas junto con la funcionalidad en sus diseños.その建築家はデザインにおいて、機能性と並んで美的配慮を重視しました。그 건축가는 설계에서 기능성과 함께 미적 고려를 중시했다.
- The café has adopted a Scandinavian aesthetic, with clean lines and neutral colours throughout. 这家咖啡馆采用了斯堪的纳维亚美学,整体以简洁的线条和中性色调为特色。La cafetería ha adoptado una estética escandinava, con líneas depuradas y colores neutros en todo el espacio.そのカフェはスカンジナビアン・エステティックを取り入れ、すっきりとした線と中間色が全体に使われています。그 카페는 스칸디나비아 미학을 도입하여, 깔끔한 선과 중간색이 전체적으로 사용되었다.
- Aesthetic judgements are inevitably influenced by cultural background and personal experience. 审美判断不可避免地受到文化背景和个人经历的影响。Los juicios estéticos están inevitablemente influidos por el bagaje cultural y la experiencia personal.美的判断は、文化的背景や個人的経験に必然的に影響を受けます。미적 판단은 문화적 배경과 개인적 경험에 필연적으로 영향을 받는다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, professional, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Greek aisthetikos (of or relating to sense perception), from aisthanesthai (to perceive, to feel). Adopted into English in the 18th century via German Ästhetik, coined by philosopher Alexander Baumgarten.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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