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单词 aesthetic
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aesthetic
adjective
(USalsoesthetic)
uk
/esˈθet.ɪk/uk
/iːsˈθet.ɪk/us
/esˈθet̬.ɪk/
relatingto theenjoymentorstudyofbeauty:
美感的；审美的；美学的
The newbuildinghas little aestheticvalue/appeal.新楼几乎没有什么美学价值。
An aestheticobjector aworkofartis one thatshowsgreatbeauty:
美的；艺术的
furniturethat is both aesthetic andfunctional既美观又实用的家具
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
artistic
  • artisticHe's always had an artistic bent.
  • artisticDon't laugh at my artistic endeavours!
  • artisanalThey only sell artisanal bread.
  • aestheticThe vases are aesthetic as well as practical.
  • arty-craftyUKShe introduced me to all her arty-crafty friends.
  • artsy-craftsyUSHe's really artsy-craftsy.
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intendedtoimprovesomeone'sappearance:
Hespecializesin aestheticdentistry.
Aesthetictreatmentsincludeeverything from skincareproductsto injectables.
Synonym
cosmetic
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Philosophy
  • aesthete
  • aesthetically
  • anthropocentric
  • anthropocentrism
  • anti-humanism
  • essentialism
  • existential
  • existentialism
  • existentialist
  • expressionism
  • notional
  • ontological
  • ontology
  • Parkinson's law
  • phenomenologist
  • superorganic
  • syllogism
  • syllogistic
  • symbolism
  • tabula rasa
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Attractive
Art & culture
Beauty treatments

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aesthetically
aesthetic
noun
(USalsoesthetic)
uk/esˈθet.ɪk//iːsˈθet.ɪk/us/esˈθet̬.ɪk/
[Cusually singular]artspecialized
a set ofprinciplesused in aparticularartisticmovement(= agroupofartistswith the sameideasorstyle):
the Surrealist/Modernist aesthetic
[Cusually singular]
theparticularstyleofappearancethat something or someone has:
Theroomhas a "countrycottage" aesthetic.
Martha'spersonalaesthetic is verytheatrical.
aesthetics[U]
artspecialized
theformalstudyofart,especiallyinrelationto theideaofbeauty:
She was madeprofessorof aesthetics in 2015.
He had nointerestinart,architecture, or aesthetics.
thequalityofbeautythat something or someone isconsideredto have:
It'sbetterfor the aesthetics of thedishif thetopdoesn'tcrack, but it makes nodifferenceto thetaste.
treatmentsandprocessesthat do notinvolvesurgery(=cuttinginto thebody)and that areintendedtoimprovesomeone'sappearance,especiallyby makingtheirskinappearyounger:
Theclinicspecializesinfacialaesthetics such as dermalfillers, microneedling, andchemicalpeels.
Herinterestin aestheticspromptedher toattendadvancedtrainingclassesinlasertreatments.
More examples
  • Theofficehas acoolminimalistaesthetic.
  • She didn'tcallherself a Goth—she had more of apunkaesthetic.
  • Koreanartistsandmusiciansarepopularizinga new aestheticacrossthewholeworld.
  • Hewantedtochangethewholeaesthetic ofcinema.
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Style & appearance of clothes
  • alterable
  • anti-fur
  • Aran
  • backless
  • baggy
  • form-fitting
  • French tuck
  • frilly
  • fringed
  • full-fashioned
  • ready-to-wear
  • reversible
  • ribbed
  • ruche
  • ruched
  • waisted
  • washable
  • wasp-waisted
  • water-repellent
  • wearable
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Building: interior decoration
Art history & artistic movements
Beauty and attractiveness
Beauty treatments
(Definition ofaestheticfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
aesthetic
adjective
(USalsoesthetic)
uk
/esˈθet.ɪk/us
/esˈθet̬.ɪk/
relatingto theenjoymentorstudyofbeauty
美感的；审美的；美学的
The newbuildinghas little aestheticvalue/appeal.新楼几乎没有什么美学价值。
An aestheticobjector aworkofartis one thatshowsgreatbeauty.
美的；艺术的
furniturethat is both aesthetic andfunctional既美观又实用的家具

aesthetic| American Dictionary

aesthetic
adjective
(alsoesthetic)
us
/esˈθet̬·ɪk/
relatingto theenjoymentorstudyofbeauty, orshowinggreatbeauty:
Thosebuildingshave little aestheticappeal.

aesthetically

adverb(alsoesthetically)us
/esˈθet̬·ɪk·li/
I likeobjectsto be bothfunctionaland aestheticallypleasing.
(Definition ofaestheticfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofaesthetic

aesthetic
The tone tests reinforced anaestheticdetermined by technological reproduction.
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As a consequence the editors did not leave much space for culture in the sense ofaestheticand symbolic representation.
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He moves beyondaestheticanalysis to relate these themes to the broader historical context.
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This change in the narrative argues thataestheticinterpretations are ultimately grounded in the political.
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To what social andaestheticends would such a theory be put in a tradition which otherwise was not oriented towards evolutionary time?
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Both are predicated on a belief in art's representative powers, and yet both rely on the abstracting and deeply hierarchic aesthetics of military art.
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Algorithmic aesthetics are developed based on theaestheticmeasure theory, surveys of human preferences, and popular long-lasting symbols.
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It has been emptied of its moral,aesthetic, and noumenal components.
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But what has happened with thisaesthetic, ecological concern is that it has been elevated to the status of a moral absolute.
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Timing may vary dramatically between performers or stylistic schools, depending on the aesthetics upheld by the guru.
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The object is to make a work which demystifies reality, such that a purelyaestheticappreciation becomes meaningless.
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In this transition from character to commodity, comics became partially removed from anaestheticappreciation of the art to a lucrative business asset.
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For turntablists there is no one primary medium, no one network of social conventions through whichaestheticcredibility is conferred and artistic success confirmed.
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It constitutes a way - although not the only way - of combining artistic andaestheticelements of music, or making and taking music.
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The choice of artists (and works) was based on several criteria, partlyaestheticand partly historical in nature.
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