Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Art"

A: Although "art" usually means things like painting, drawing, and such, it can also mean "skill" in certain contexts.

The phrase "the art of ___" is used fairly commonly in English to talk about skill. It simply means "the way of doing ___ with skill."

So "the art of business" would mean, "doing business skillfully".

A: not days before = just a couple days before that

They have had an idea for 2 years, but they've never worked on it. Recently, they decided to start working on their idea, then a few days later, they saw your art.

A: "The art of" basically means "the skill of." It sort of means that there's great skill in doing that thing.

A: This implies that someone has no inspiration to create art.

A: 今日、自分の生活にどういう風に芸術を加えましたか。
I think it's probably asking how you used art in your everyday life.

A: Art:
> Leonardo Da Vinci was adroit at sketching from a very early age.
> Frida Kahlo’s adroit paintings reflect her troubled life.
> Donatello was extraordinarily adroit at sculpture.

Everyday:
> His adroit remarks made us laugh.
> She was an adroit excuse makers.
> it is important to be adroit when playing sports.

“Adroit” n’est pas un mot qu’on entend souvent dans la conversation

A:
'Still' can be used with any tense.
I still like you.
I still went to the party.
I still didn't know where to go.
I will still love you.
I'm still waiting on a package.

It just means that the action happened, is happening or will happen regardless of other factors.

*Why does this

A: "With practice, loud yelling can become an art."
"Put together, his messy paintings become an art."

A little different:
"The flowers look so pretty they become art."

A: Fine art is like.... expensive art lol.
Like paintings or sculptures in a museum.

Art is all kinds of art. Including finger painting or crayon drawings from a 5 year old.

A: I have been studying art implies that you've already been doing it and that you are continuing to do it, while I am studying art just means that you are doing it in the present with no other implications

A:

• art - creative technique, method or style

• skill - a talent or ability

◇ Sherry's art of teaching is quite effective!

◇ David practices hard to increase his skill at dunking in basketball games!

A: Well involved means he made the art of the Ming dynasty or he sold it but you would probably use more words probably like he was involved in making art during the Ming dynasty or he was involved in selling art from the Ming dynasty while the other one just means he was interested in it and it doesn’t need anything else. Was there a passage before did he make or sell art in it? Or was he interested in it?

A: An art gallery is smaller than an art museum. Art galleries are usually only a few rooms and the art in them changes frequently. The art in art galleries is usually for sale. Museums are usually big buildings with permanent collections of art that are not for sale.

A: @hironori_ I was moved by her change of heart.
Change of heartは慣用句で「考えや意見を変える」という意味です。このようなことが言いたかったですか。

A: I started a brand of fiber art.

A: This is how you say, 'I have launched a brand new fiber art' in English.

A: An avid art enthusiast and a bookworm. :)

A: Yes, "artistic" or "very artistic" would fit well. "Artful" is tricky; I had forgotten that it can have negative connotations. Not always though:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/artful
Since two of the meanings shown are positive and two negative, "artistic" would be the better choice. There are just so many ways to say how something makes you feel it can be hard for even native speakers.

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A: I had been interested in art ever since I was successful at a painting contest called "The Republic" in 1996 when I was 6.