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grotesque

adjective
/ɡrəʊˈtesk/
/ɡrəʊˈtesk/
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  1. strange in a way that is unpleasant or offensive怪诞的;荒唐的;荒谬的
    • a grotesque distortion of the truth对事实的荒诞歪曲
    • The story was too grotesque to believe.这个故事太离奇了,令人难以相信。
    • It's grotesque to expect a person of her experience to work for so little money.想让她那样有经验的人为这点钱工作真是荒唐。
    • The whole situation was really grotesque.整个情况真的很诡异。
  2. extremely ugly in a strange way that is often frightening or funny丑陋奇异的;奇形怪状的
    • It was a grotesque figure with a snarling beast's head.那是个奇形怪状的人像,长着一个咆哮的野兽的头。
    • tribal dancers wearing grotesque masks戴着奇异面具的部落舞者
    • She was frightened by the grotesque appearance of the mime artists.她被哑剧艺术家们怪异的外表吓坏了。
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  3. Word Originmid 16th cent. (as noun): from French crotesque (the earliest form in English), from Italian grottesca, from opera or pittura grottesca ‘work or painting resembling that found in a grotto’; “grotto” here probably denoted the rooms of ancient buildings in Rome which had been revealed by excavations, and which contained murals in the grotesque style.

grotesque

noun
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  1. [countable] a person who is extremely ugly in a strange way, especially in a book or painting(尤指书画中的)奇形怪状的人,丑陋的人
  2. the grotesque
    [singular] a style of art or sculpture using grotesque figures and designs奇异艺术风格
  3. Word Originmid 16th cent. (as noun): from French crotesque (the earliest form in English), from Italian grottesca, from opera or pittura grottesca ‘work or painting resembling that found in a grotto’; “grotto” here probably denoted the rooms of ancient buildings in Rome which had been revealed by excavations, and which contained murals in the grotesque style.

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