esthetic

• Устаревший вариант написания слова 'aesthetic', в современном английском практически не используется, хотя изредка встречается в философских или технических контекстах.

An older variant spelling of 'aesthetic', now largely obsolete in modern English, though still occasionally used in philosophical or technical contexts.

1. B2formal

   Concerned with or characterized by an appreciation of beauty or good taste.

   Эстетический

   • The esthetic value of the painting is undeniable.
   • She has a highly developed esthetic sense.
   • The garden was designed with great esthetic care.

   Synonymsaestheticartisticattractivebeautifulpleasingrefinedtasteful

   Antonymstastelessuglyunaesthetic

2. C1formal

   Relating to or dealing with the subject of aesthetics, the philosophy of art and beauty.

   Эстетический

   • The course covers esthetic theories from Plato to modern times.
   • His work explores the esthetic principles of minimalism.
   • The debate centered on esthetic versus utilitarian values.

   Synonymsaesthetical

3. Visually pleasingB1informalamerican

   Pleasing to the senses, especially visually.

   Эстетичный

   • The room has a very esthetic layout.
   • She chose the furniture for its esthetic appeal.
   • The website's esthetic design attracted many users.

   Synonymsartisticattractivebeautifulelegantlovelypleasingprettytasteful

   Antonymshideousrepulsiveuglyunsightly

• Философская теория или концепция, определяющая, что является красивым или эстетически приятным.

A philosophical theory or concept that defines what is beautiful or aesthetically pleasing.

1. Philosophical theory of beautyC1formal

   A philosophical theory or set of principles concerned with the nature and appreciation of beauty, especially in art.

   Эстетика

   • The philosopher developed a unique esthetic based on natural forms.
   • Her esthetic emphasizes simplicity and harmony.
   • The course explores the esthetic of the Romantic period.