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Traduzione e definizione

(contemporary) art: (arte) contemporanea noun

the art of (cooking):

l'arte di (cucinare)

noun

Esempi

"In the Arts section, some painter died."
"Understand modern art."
"I'm pleased to announce that this Thursday evening at 7pm, we will unveil the first painting in Delavigne Corp's new art collection."
"San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), 151 Third Street"
"While other children played football after school, Bruno invented perfumes in his room. Bruno was sent to Paris at the age of 13 to learn the art of fragrance from his grandfather."
"The proceeds of the banquet are donated to charities who promote the smelling arts and to research projects seeking the cure for Anosmia."
"They're good at things that don't involve the delicate art of seduction."
"Horatio : Can you truly call this art, Brian?"
"WHY: ART NEEDS NO REASON"
"Art is subjective, Moira, and I thought it was brilliant!"
"But luckily for you, I'm here to introduce you to the arts."
"I was at the art show last night, and I was very impressed by the work of one artist – Pierre Plazbo."
"Subject: MY FIRST ART EXPO: "RECOVERING BOOB ADDICT""
"Art enthusiasts are reported to be very enthusiastic about the upcoming show."
"Subject: Delavigne Art Collection – special preview event"
"It's not as if the value of art depreciates over time."
"Are you sick of burglars entering your home, taking your priceless art and harming your valuable children?"
"Maybe contemporary painting wasn't the best introduction to the arts."
"The idea of a company art collection was first proposed to me by head of retail, Hannah Benedict, and I have decided to throw my full weight behind it."

Esercizio 1

Let's read the newspaper together! Where in the newspaper would we expect to find the following things?

A funny cartoon --> The section

A review of a new exhibition --> The section

A short biography of a politician who has died --> The section

Let's read the newspaper together! Where in the newspaper would we expect to find the following things?

A funny cartoon --> The Comics 1 section

A review of a new exhibition --> The Arts 2 section

A short biography of a politician who has died --> The Obituaries 3 section

1 Comics: This is the right answer. "Comics" and "cartoons" are drawings. "Cartoons" can be either animated or simply drawn on a page (examples: The Simpsons, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). "Comics" are always drawn on a page, not animated. Example: "I love reading comic books, especially Batman".

1 Sports: This isn't the right answer. We would expect to find football results, articles about Tennis, or reports of Hockey matches in the Sports section of a newspaper.

1 Arts: This isn't the right answer. We would expect to find reviews of plays and articles about artistic exhibitions in the Arts section of a newspaper.

1 Obituaries: This isn't the right answer. The "Obituaries" section of a newspaper is where we read news and articles about people who have died recently.

2 Arts: The "Arts section" is where we would expect to find a review of an exhibition. The Arts section of a newspaper is where we read about painting, sculpture, drama, cinema, etc. Example: "I am a journalist and I write for the Arts section of The Times. I get lots of free tickets to cultural events".

2 Obituaries: This isn't the right answer. The "Obituaries" section of a newspaper is where we read news and articles about people who have died recently.

2 Sports: This isn't the right answer. We would expect to find football results, articles about Tennis, or reports of Hockey matches in the Sports section of a newspaper.

2 Comics: This isn't the right answer. "Comics" are cartoon drawings like "Batman".

3 Obituaries: This is the best choice. An "obituary" is an announcement that someone has died, often accompanied by a short biography of the dead person, especially for public figures. The "Obituaries section" of a newspaper is where these articles are gathered together. Example: "I was reading the Obituaries section of the paper this morning and discovered that my ex-husband had died".

3 Comics: This isn't the right answer. "Comics" are cartoon drawings like "Batman".

3 Sports: This isn't the right answer. We would expect to find football results, articles about Tennis, or reports of Hockey matches in the Sports section of a newspaper.

3 Arts: This isn't the right answer. We would expect to find reviews of plays and articles about artistic exhibitions in the Arts section of a newspaper.

Esercizio 2