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prix de rome

/ˈpriː də ˈroʊm/

翻译: 法国一项历史悠久的奖学金和奖项,最初由路易十四于1663年设立,旨在资助杰出的艺术家、建筑师、音乐家和作家前往罗马的法兰西学院学习。

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/ˈpriː də ˈroʊm/formalart
  • zh法国一项历史悠久的奖学金和奖项,最初由路易十四于1663年设立,旨在资助杰出的艺术家、建筑师、音乐家和作家前往罗马的法兰西学院学习。

A prestigious French scholarship or award, originally established in 1663 by Louis XIV, that allows outstanding artists, architects, musicians, and writers to study in Rome at the French Academy. The Prix de Rome is a proper noun referring to a specific historical institution and competition.

  1. French art scholarshipC1formal

    A prestigious French scholarship for arts students, established in 1663, that allowed winners to study at the French Academy in Rome.

    zh法国艺术奖学金

    • He won the Prix de Rome for painting in 1920.
    • The Prix de Rome competition was highly competitive among young artists.
    • Many famous French painters were laureates of the Prix de Rome.