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Additionally, this paper also discussed the domestic responses for new figurative painting from china.

此外，本文还探讨了来自中国本土对新具象绘画的回应。

It could hardly be said that poetry has made up the damage it has suffered through the loss of the figurativeness of words by replacing this figurativeness with a higher type of creation — for example by the creation of character-types, because in such a case poetry would not have held on so avidly to the figurative word even at such high stages of its evolution as in the era of epic chronicles.

这很难说，诗，正好弥补了损失的一个形象性与形象性取代这个词的更高类型的创建创造例子-对于类型字符的损害它已经历了如此，因为在这样的诗不会举行的时代史诗等形象化的编年史上的字，甚至贪婪地在如此高的发展阶段，其性质。

Noguchi's talent as an academic figurative sculptor earned him a Guggenheim Fellowship that led to a 1927 apprenticeship with Constantin Brancusi in Paris.

野口勇作为一个学院派雕塑家的才能为他赢得了古根海姆奖学金，并在1927年到巴黎从师罗马尼亚裔雕刻家康斯坦丁。

The figurative use of a word or an expression,as metaphor or hyperbole .

夸张法的有夸张属性的，与夸张有关的，或用夸张法的

That paradoxical description hints at Stendhal's own method: he prefers contour to detail, favoring a kind of figurative indistinctness that invites the reader's imagination to fill in the blanks, to join in the creative endeavor.

这在司汤达的矛盾描述自己的方法提示：他喜欢轮廓细节，偏袒一种形象不明确，邀请读者的想像，以填补空白，参加创作的努力。

Between the two types of stone, spanning one whole window wall, an unbroken expanse of luxurious gray carpet displays a darker gray inkblot pattern, open to endless literal and figurative interpretations.

在两种石头之间，横跨了整个窗口墙壁，一个灰色和暗灰色的墨迹模式显示出了一个完整而广袤的豪华地毯，无休止的展示了现实的和比喻化的阐述。

A figurative, usually compound expression used in place of a name or noun, especially in Old English and Old Norse poetry; for example, storm of swords is a kenning for battle.

隐喻语尤指古英语和古斯堪的纳维亚语诗中，一种比喻性的，在表名字或名词时常用的复合表达方式，如"剑的风暴"是"战争"的隐喻语

For many years, Alice Neel's work was little-appreciated, says Susan Fisher Sterling, in part because she was a figurative painter at a time when abstract expressionism held sway.

有很多年艾丽丝·纳尔的作品都不被看好，苏珊说，部分是因为她是个写实主义画家，而在当时抽象表现主义却大行其道。

The word bewilder is probably used much more commonly in its figurative sense "to confuse" than in its literal sense "to cause to lose one's bearings; disorient."

单词bewilder 大概多用其比喻意义"使迷惑"，而少用其字面意义"使失去方向；使迷失方向"。

In 1922, the meaning took a step away from actual deaths, toward our present-day figurative meaning, when the members of the Conservative Party who followed the leadership of the Marquess of Salisbury named themselves 'The Die-hards'.

而且合谷穴的摩擦对于治疗颜面麻痹、眼疾、鼻炎、扁桃腺炎和所有头部之疼痛将能发挥莫大的效果，只要一日做二三回，便能使一个人生气蓬勃。

Warden: That's a beautiful dog, but don't bring her again.

那是条漂亮的狗，但是不要再把她带来了。

You get up in the morning – no hangover!

你第二天早上起来的时候—不会宿醉！