calligraphy

英 [kəˈlɪɡrəfi]

美 [kəˈlɪɡrəfi]

n. 书法; 书法艺术

BNC.23096 / COCA.19189

牛津词典

noun

书法；书法艺术
beautiful handwriting that you do with a special pen or brush; the art of producing this

书法艺术
Calligraphyis the art of producing beautiful handwriting using a brush or a special pen.
N-UNCOUNT 书法;书法作品;笔迹
Calligraphyis beautiful and artistic handwriting.
1. Her calligraphy was the clearest I'd ever seen.
  她的书法是我见过的字迹最工整的。

noun

Her calligraphy as well as her painting can be rated as superb works of art.
她的书画可称双绝。
This is particularly clear in painting and calligraphy.
这一点在绘画和书法上尤其来得明显。
Chinese seal blends the elements of engraving, calligraphy, painting and poetry.
中国印融入了篆刻，书法，美术和诗歌元素。
Calligraphy artists can write in traditional and simplified characters, but tend to use traditional characters for traditional art.
书法艺术家可以写在传统和简体字，而倾向于使用传统艺术的传统角色。
As with calligraphy, the most popular materials on which paintings are made are paper and silk.
如同书法，绘画上最流行的材料是由纸张和丝绸。
Chinese calligraphy requires constant practice before you can master the art.
写字得经常练习才能写好。
Great calligraphers emerged in every dynasty, and their calligraphy and styles became representative of their time.
每个朝代的书法家都层出不穷，他们的书法和书法风格都代表了他们生活年代的写照。
This is his calligraphy.
这是他的墨迹。
Chinese calligraphy is a kind of art.
中国书法是一种艺术。
At the calligraphy competition, people asked him to write a few characters.
书法比赛会上，人们请他留字。