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stylised

/ˈstaɪ.laɪzd/

翻译: 指以非写实、程式化或艺术化的方式设计或呈现的,通常为达到效果而加以简化或夸张。, 动词,指按照某种特定风格来表现或设计某物,常用于艺术、设计和文学领域。

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adjective

/ˈstaɪ.laɪzd/B2formalbritishart
  • zh指以非写实、程式化或艺术化的方式设计或呈现的,通常为达到效果而加以简化或夸张。

Describes something that is designed or represented in a non-realistic, conventional, or artistic style, often simplified or exaggerated for effect.

  1. Artificially representedB2formalart

    Represented or designed in a non-naturalistic, conventional manner, often for artistic effect.

    zh风格化的

    • The painting features stylised flowers that look almost geometric.
    • The film uses stylised dialogue that doesn't sound like real conversation.
    • The logo is a stylised version of a bird in flight.

    同义词abstractedartificialconventionalizedformalizedmanneredstylized

    反义词literalnaturalnaturalisticrealisticrepresentational

词形
  • more stylised comparative form
  • most stylised superlative form

verb

stylise/ˈstaɪ.laɪz/C1formal
  • zh动词,指按照某种特定风格来表现或设计某物,常用于艺术、设计和文学领域。

A verb used to indicate the act of representing or designing something in a particular style, often in art, design, or literature.

  1. Represent in a conventional styleB2formalart

    To design or represent something in a non-realistic, conventional, or decorative style, often simplifying or exaggerating features.

    zh风格化

    • The artist chose to stylise the portrait with geometric shapes.
    • Modern graphic designers often stylise logos to make them more memorable.
    • The film's costumes were stylised to evoke a futuristic aesthetic.

    同义词conventionalizeformalize

    反义词literalizerealize

词形
  • stylised past participle
  • stylized past participle
  • stylised past simple
  • stylized past simple
  • stylising present participle
  • stylizing present participle
  • stylises third person singular
  • stylizes third person singular