canvas

英 ['k?nv?s] 美['k?nv?s]

近義詞painting

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復(fù)數(shù):?canvases;

canvas 帆布

來(lái)自拉丁詞cannabis, 大麻。指用大麻纖維織的布。

canvas: canvas: [14] Canvas is related ultimately to hemp, for originally canvas was a cloth made from hemp. Latin cannabis (from the same source as English hemp) produced the Vulgar Latin derivative *cannapāceum, which passed into English via Old Northern French canevas. The verb canvass [16] appears to come from the noun: it originally meant ‘toss in a canvas sheet’, and this was perhaps the basis, via an intermediate ‘criticize roughly’, of the metaphorical sense ‘discuss thoroughly’. It is not clear where the political meaning ‘solicit votes’ came from.
=> cannabis, hemp
canvas (n.): "sturdy cloth made from hemp or flax," mid-14c., from Anglo-French canevaz, Old North French canevach, Old French chanevaz, literally "made of hemp, hempen," noun use of Vulgar Latin adjective *cannapaceus "made of hemp," from Latin cannabis, from Greek kannabis "hemp," a Scythian or Thracian word (see cannabis).

Latin adjectives in -aceus sometimes were made in Romanic languages into nouns of augmentative or pejorative force. Especially as a surface for oil paintings from c. 1700; hence "an oil painting" (1764).

1. She sat down cautiously on the red canvas cushions, knees modestly together.: 她小心翼翼地在紅帆布?jí)|上坐下，膝蓋矜持地并攏著。

2. First I applied a blue colour wash to the canvas.: 我先在畫(huà)布上涂了一層藍(lán)色水彩。

3. The times that people used canvas boat have become history.: 人們用帆船的時(shí)代已成為歷史.

4. Smith painted an oil painting on the canvas.: 史密斯在畫(huà)布上畫(huà)了一幅油畫(huà).

5. These rules however don't affect the actual drawing on the canvas.: 然而這些樣式并不會(huì)對(duì)canvas實(shí)際生成的圖像產(chǎn)生什么影響.