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artist

/ˈɑː.tɪst/

Traduction: Personne qui crée de l'art, comme des peintures, des sculptures, de la musique ou de la littérature, en tant que profession ou passe-temps.

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/ˈɑː.tɪst/A1formalart
  • frPersonne qui crée de l'art, comme des peintures, des sculptures, de la musique ou de la littérature, en tant que profession ou passe-temps.

A person who creates art, such as paintings, sculptures, music, or literature, as a profession or hobby.

  1. Visual artistA1formalart

    A person who creates visual works of art, such as paintings, drawings, or sculptures.

    frArtiste visuel

    • The artist painted a beautiful landscape of the countryside.
    • She is a famous artist known for her abstract sculptures.
    • The gallery is showcasing works by local artists.

    Synonymesartisandraftspersondrawerpaintersculptor

  2. PerformerA2formalart

    A person who performs in front of an audience, such as a musician, dancer, or actor.

    frArtiste interprète

    • The artist performed a stunning piano concerto.
    • He is a street artist who does magic tricks for crowds.
    • The recording artist released a new album last month.

    Synonymesactorartistedancerentertainermusicianperformerplayershowmanthespiantrouper

  3. Skilled practitionerB2formal

    A person who is highly skilled and creative in a particular field or activity.

    frpraticien accompli

    • She is a true artist in the kitchen, creating amazing dishes.
    • The chef is an artist when it comes to plating food.
    • He is a master artist of the written word.

    Synonymesadeptartisancraftsmanexpertmaestromasterprospecialistvirtuoso

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  • artists' possessive plural form
  • artist's possessive singular form
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