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Перевод: figurative

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фигуральный; переносный (о значении); метафорический; образный; изобразительный; пластический; живописный

Тезаурус:

1. It made me wonder whether great figurative works owe more to the model or the artist.
2. Other British artists currently on in New York include James Nares (who probably qualifies as a New Yorker by now, having lived here for the past fifteen years) at Kasmin; Tony Bevan, a figurative painter who often does self-portraits at Louver (both shows until 20 March); and Eric Snell, a Londoner, at Esman (until 27 March).
3. One of the main forms of figurative expression employed by the new narrative is myth, many novels being structured on a mythical framework.
4. In Gandhi's view, the statement "son of God" could only be used in a figurative sense and not in a literal sense so that anyone "who stands in the position of Jesus is a begotten son of God".
5. Make a more assured and selective use of a wide range of grammatical constructions that are appropriate for topic, purpose and audience, eg alterations of word order, lexical or structural repetition, passive constructions, adverbial connectives ; and of a varied and appropriate vocabulary, eg colloquial, formal, technical, poetic or figurative .
6. Babel's art is imaginative, figurative.
7. Not all medieval glass was figurative.
8. A few seasons back she had a small show at the now defunct 49th Parallel gallery but this is the first time New Yorkers will get to see works by this figurative painter in any profusion.
9. Also, a show of figurative work by Robert Plisnier, in his first public show.
10. Her desires might be seen as figurative of more general feelings among postmodernist British authors, seeking inspiration and affection less often to be found within their own shores.
11. John presumably saw it as a figurative event which symbolised the purpose of Jesus' ministry.
12. This study showed up some fascinating differences: the figurative pieces - small models of porcupines, antelopes and so on - showed no convincing evidence for quantisation, but the geometric pieces did, as can be seen in the frequency charts of the weights (fig.9.5).
13. Ray specialises in ornamental carving, but his range of skills and teaching ability cover figurative work, and other aspects of carving.