如何用英语评论艺术

如何用英语评论艺术？今天总结一些比较高级的英文表达。

（1）pan的意思是to criticize something severely

（2）His latest film was pannedby the critics, which is strange, since all his previous works have beenuniversally lauded

（3）The play bombed in London,but was more successful in New York, where it has won three awards

（4）up-and-coming意为likely to achieve success soon or in the near future

He has won the award for ‘Bestup-and-coming actor’ of 2015 and critics generally agree his last film was amasterpiece

（5）miscast意为to choose someone to act in a film or play in a role for which theyare unsuitable:

（6）typecast意为to always give an actor the same type of character to play, usuallybecause he or she is physically suited to that type of part:

例句：He was definitely miscast as the father inthat film and he seems to now have become typecast as villain

（7）encore意为

an extra song or piece of music that isperformed at the end of a show because the audience shouts for it:

（8）ovation意为an occasion when a crowd of people expresses great enjoyment and/orapproval of something with loud and long clapping

例句：He was given several encores for hisperformances of the violin concerto and received a standing ovation at the endof the night

（9）overrated意为

If something or someone is overrated, thatperson or thing is considered to be better or more important th an they reallyare:

(10) hackneyed意为A hackneyed phrase or idea has been said or used so often that ithas become boring and has no meaning:

例句：The plot of the film is just a hackneyedboy-meets-girl scenario

(11) impenetrable意为impossible to understand

例句：

Some of the lyrics on their latest albumare completely impenetrable

（12）disjointed意为(especially of words or ideas) not well connected or well ordered

（13）far-fetched意为very unlikely to be true, and difficult to believe

例句：a far-fetched idea/story

（14）harrowing意为extremely upsetting because connected with suffering:

（15）understated意为not trying to attract attention or impress people:

APPROVING He's very elegant, in anunderstated way

emotion, feeling, passion, sensation, sense这组词都有“感觉”“感情”“情绪”的意思。

1、sensation常指身体的反应,尤其是感官如眼睛、神经等对外界刺激的反应,一般较轻微,常译为“感知”。

sensation英 [senˈseɪʃən]美 [senˈseɪʃən]

n 感觉能力；知觉能力;（因感官受到刺激而产生的）感觉，知觉;（泛指）感觉，知觉;轰动；哗然;引起轰动的人（或事物）

[例句]：Fire gives a sensation of warmth

火给人以温暖的感觉。

2、feeling较强,一般译为“感觉”“感情”。

feeling英 ['fiːlɪŋ]美 ['filɪŋ]

n感觉；知觉；气氛；鉴赏力；反感

adj有感情的；富于同情心的；含情脉脉的

例句：He had some feeling for hope

他怀有希望的心情。

3、emotion 更强,表现为喜怒哀乐,一般译为激动。

emotion英 [ɪ'məʊʃ(ə)n]美 [ɪ'moʃən]

n 情感，感情;情绪;感动，激动

[例句]：Emotion clouded his judgement

情绪干扰了他的判断。

4、passion最强烈,往往使人失去思维的能力,且使人不能自制。

passion英 ['pæʃ(ə)n]美 ['pæʃən]

n 激情；热情；酷爱；盛怒

[例句]：Our moral sense controls passion

我们的道德观念控制着激情。

5、sense多指身体上五官的感觉。

sense英 [sens] 美 [sens]

n 感官；感觉；意识；鉴赏力；意义；理智；道理；见识

v 感觉；意识到；理解；检测

[例句]：I had the sense that he was worried about something

我感觉他有心事。

给美和艺术下定义的做法，一方面违反美与艺术的开放的本性、一方面也已经不合时宜。此外，对于被决定论折磨得很苦的我们，摆脱定义的束缚也是一种诱惑。但我还是想探索一下这类问题。我觉得，立足于现实的土地，为了论定我们的自我，我们需要定义。下定义，也就是设定自我，寻找立脚的土地，寻找出发点。