单词

avant-garde

读音

ði ˌævɑ̃ː ˈɡɑːrd

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释义

n. （艺术、音乐或文学方面的）前卫派思想；前卫派（艺术家等） adj. 前卫的，激进的

例句

Henry Jerome was part of the avant-garde; his band later brought the bop sound to conventional big-band fare.

亨利·杰罗姆属于先锋派；他的乐队后来，把波普爵士乐风带入传统的大乐队爵士乐中。

Even the most avant-garde art is past.

他补充道，“甚至最前卫的艺术也过时了。

But he likes the idea of more avant-garde wedding art.

不过他很欣赏前卫的婚礼艺术。

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A guy in England called Heston Blumenthal,he's developed his avant-garde cuisine.None of the techniques that these people have developed

There's a chef in Spain named Ferran Adria.He's developed a very avant-garde cuisine.A guy in England called Heston Blumenthal,

I really thought they were so beneath me.I wanted to become an avant-garde artist --and Punch and Judy was certainly not where I wanted to go.

Basquiat leveraged SAMO’s success to enter the scene himself;selling postcards, playing clubs with his avant-garde band,and boldly seeking out his heroes.

John Cage has made an impact on artists in many genres,from avant-garde musicians, to modern dance, to pop music.Right now, we're listening to his 1948 piece

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