mosaic
의미: A picture or pattern produced by arranging together small coloured pieces of stone, tile, or glass; a combination of diverse elements forming a complex whole.
Mosaics are among the oldest art forms, dating back to ancient Mesopotamia and reaching their peak in Roman and Byzantine culture. Many Roman mosaics have been discovered across Britain, particularly at sites like Fishbourne Palace. Figuratively, 'mosaic' is widely used to describe any composite of diverse elements — a cultural mosaic, a mosaic of habitats, a mosaic of experiences.
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- The Roman mosaic discovered at the excavation site depicts Orpheus surrounded by animals. 在发掘现场发现的罗马马赛克描绘了俄耳甫斯被动物环绕的场景。El mosaico romano descubierto en el yacimiento arqueológico representa a Orfeo rodeado de animales.発掘現場で発見されたローマ時代のモザイクは、動物に囲まれたオルフェウスを描いています。발굴 현장에서 발견된 로마 시대 모자이크는 동물들에 둘러싸인 오르페우스를 묘사하고 있습니다.
- London is a mosaic of cultures, languages, and traditions that gives the city its unique character. 伦敦是一幅由文化、语言和传统组成的马赛克,赋予了这座城市独特的魅力。Londres es un mosaico de culturas, lenguas y tradiciones que confiere a la ciudad su carácter singular.ロンドンは文化、言語、伝統のモザイクであり、この街に独特の個性を与えています。런던은 문화, 언어, 전통의 모자이크이며, 이것이 이 도시에 독특한 개성을 부여합니다.
- The artist created a stunning mosaic from thousands of tiny fragments of recycled glass. 那位艺术家用数千块再生玻璃碎片创作了一幅令人惊叹的马赛克作品。La artista creó un impresionante mosaico con miles de pequeños fragmentos de vidrio reciclado.そのアーティストは何千もの小さなリサイクルガラスの破片から見事なモザイクを制作しました。그 예술가는 수천 개의 작은 재활용 유리 조각으로 놀라운 모자이크를 제작했습니다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From French mosaïque, from medieval Latin musaicum (work of the Muses), from Latin musa (muse). Possibly influenced by Greek mouseion (a place of the Muses). Entered English in the 15th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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