澳大利亚街头艺术家英语怎么说

⑴ 几个英语问题

1.cross road和go across the road是一样的意思。前者cross是动词，作穿过讲。后者across是介词。动词后面可以直接接名词，而介词就不行。两者可以互换，但绝不能说go cross the road。
2.最简单的一个，e结尾的一般都直接加r。至于什么后面加er，什么后面加or。应该是作为一种职业的，就加er，就像你所说的worker，工人是一种职业，但visitor来访者则不是，所以，（我觉得，个人经验）职业加er，……者，则是or。
3.japan-japanese.vietnam-vietnamese.
4.往往以s音结尾的，记住是音节，不是字母，如果再加s那样读起来就不好读。
往往以s音结尾的就是同形的，其他就不同形。
注：以上全是个人经验，请勿尽信。

⑵ 艺术家用英语怎么说

艺术家:
1. artist
2. longhair
3. craftsman

Examples:
1. 他是个有艺术家气质的男子。
He is a man with an artistic temperament.
2. 那位艺术家用烧热的针在书的封面上烫出图案。
The artist tooled a pattern onto the cover of the book with a hot needle.
3. 这个艺术家仔细地把他的模型放好。
The artist posed his model carefully.
4. 许多诗人和艺术家从大自然中获得他们的灵感。
Many poets and artists have drawn their inspiration from nature.
5. 现代艺术家们很难找到赞助人。
Modern artists have difficulty in finding patrons.
6. 他的生气勃勃的活力使他成为一个艺术家。
The vital spark in him makes him an artist.
7. 他成为一个艺术家的梦想实现了。
His dream of becoming an artist has been fulfilled.
8. 他为获得艺术家的声誉而奋斗。
He strove for recognition as an artist.

艺术家协会
the commonwealth of artists
艺术家的气质
an artistic temperament.
艺术家的气质
an artistic temperament
艺术家的作品
an artist's creation
真正的艺术家
an artist pur sang
第一流的艺术家
an artist of the first magnitude
自命的艺术家
a soi - disant artist
多产艺术家参见
a prolific artist.See Synonyms at fertile
多产艺术家参见
a prolific artist.See Synonyms at bfertile
熟练的艺术家
a perfect artist

⑶ 街头艺术家英语与乞丐的英语有什么不一样

街头艺术家Street artist，乞丐beggar.

⑷ 艺术家的英语单词是什么

artist

⑸ 求助，关于澳大利亚的风土人情，英文的哦

Australian society is regarded in the wider world as essentially British (or at any rate Anglo-Celtic), and until the mid-20th century that portrayal was fairly accurate. The ties to Britain and Ireland were scarcely affected by immigration from other sources until then, although local concentrations of Germans, Chinese, and other ethnic groups had been established in the 19th century. But the complex demographic textures in Australia at the beginning of the 21st century contrasted quite sharply with the bland homogeneity of the country for much of the 20th century. Although some nine-tenths of Australia's population is European in ancestry, more than one-fifth is foreign-born, and there is a small but important (and growing) Aboriginal population. Of those born overseas, about half were born in Europe; though by far the largest proportion of those are from the United Kingdom, there are also more than 200,000 Italians. Among the larger non-European groups are New Zealanders and Vietnamese. The growth in immigration, particularly Asian immigration (from China, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and the Philippines) beginning in the last decades of the 20th century, combined with a subsequent flow of refugees from the Balkans, has altered the cultural landscape, imbuing Australia with a cosmopolitanism that it lacked in the mid-20th century.

The persecution of and political indifference shown toward Aboriginal people failed to extinguish their culture; inevitably “land rights” became the rallying cry of a political movement accompanying a highly publicized revival of the Aboriginal community. A national referenm on Aboriginal rights held in 1967 agreed to the transfer of legislative power over Aboriginal affairs from the states to the federal government, and this accelerated the revival. The number of Australian Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders, though still only a tiny fraction of the total population, increased dramatically in the last decades of the 20th century, jumping from 115,000 in 1971 to some 410,000 in the 2001 census.

In numerical terms the most important Aboriginal concentrations are located in Queensland, New South Wales, Western Australia, and Northern Territory. Until the later 1960s the Aboriginal population was not inaccurately described as being as rural as white Australia was urban. In the Outback, small numbers still lived in tribal societies and tried to maintain the traditional ways. Some were employed as highly skilled stockmen on the big stations (ranches), and welfare payments and charitable organizations supported others on mission stations and government reserves. From the 1970s and '80s the drift of Aboriginals to the towns and cities transformed the old patterns except in Northern Territory, where the rural distribution has remained predominant. Their migrations to the country towns have often left Aboriginal families as stranded “fringe dwellers,” a term with social as well as geographic connotations. In the larger centres, Aboriginal communities from widely differing backgrounds face innumerable hazards as they attempt to adjust to volatile urban politics. Perceptions of common grievances have encouraged a unity of purpose and a sense of solidarity between urban and rural groups.

The growth in the Aboriginal population has been exceeded by Australians born in Vietnam, China, Hong Kong, and the Philippines. By the early 21st century, about one-third of all new settler arrivals had been born in Asia. Huge expenditures have been made on Aboriginal affairs, to the chagrin of much larger minority groups who have received less international visibility. Official federal policy has been to encourage self-help and local autonomy while improving the provision of essential services and the climate of opportunity. Obstacles to progress have included resial prejudice and neglect in the white (i.e., European) community and the lingering consequences of the vicious circle of poverty, ignorance, and disease in which native peoples became entrapped after their earliest encounters with whites.

⑹ 艺术家英语怎么写

艺术家英语：artist

读音：英['ɑːtɪst]美['ɑːrtɪst]

n.艺术家；美术家；艺人

词汇搭配

1、accomplished artist 有成就的艺术家

2、famous artist 闻名的艺术家

3、artist in dancing 舞蹈艺术家

常见句型：

1、His dream of becoming an artist has been fulfilled.

他成为一个艺术家的梦想实现了。

2、The vital spark in him makes him an artist.

他生气勃勃的活力使他成为一个艺术家。

3、The artist painted her strolling her garden.

美术家画了一张她在花园里漫步的画。

(6)澳大利亚街头艺术家英语怎么说扩展阅读：

1、词源解说

16世纪80年代进入英语，直接源自中世纪法语的artiste；最初源自中世纪拉丁语的artista，意为培养一种艺术的人。

2、词语用法

artist通常指“艺术家”“雕刻家”“画家”“美术家”,尤指“画家”。

artist还可指“能手”“大师”,用来指那些具有某项专长或技巧者,偶尔含有戏谑的意味。

通常来说，单用artist时，对指画家，不过画家们又常用painter来描述自己。

3、词义辨析

artist, artiste这两个词拼法相似,但所指不同

:artist指的是“艺术家”,尤其指画家或雕刻家,也可指“能手”,指擅长某职业者;

artiste主要指男女职业演员,尤其是歌唱家或舞蹈家。但在现代英语中artiste一词已经越来越多地被artist所代替。