arty 的定义
art·i·er, art·i·est.Informal.
- characterized by a showy, pretentious, and often spurious display of artistic interest, manner, or mannerism.
arty 近义词
pretended expertise in art; affected interest
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- There are young rock chicks and rock-boys and arty-looking men and women, in plaid, denim, ripped and stretched cardigans.
- In their different styles, then, both Lennon and McCartney had gotten arty and their music changed.
- Still, as Lennon/McCartney got increasingly arty, Harrison was stung and he began chasing.
- If nobody is with us, we might watch something arty—there are marvelous channels of opera or concerts—then go to bed and read.
- Cosmopolis is too arty and abstract, even by Cronenberg standards, to become a commercial success.
- In every church—and there arty 866 of them—some score or two of masses are said daily at the different altars.
- No, really, I like some of the others—four or five of them; but I don't like Arty.
- As regards anything Arty or Crafty his attitude is merely appreciative—he is finishing up his last year of law at Columbia.
- To think I should never see Arty again, would make me die before my time!
- Peter thought, perceiving that Mrs. Lovick's "Arty" was now altogether one of the family.