canvas

UK
/ˈkænvəs/
US
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Übersetzungen

canvassubstantiv
canvases
Pl.
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The artist painted a beautiful landscape on the canvas.
Художник нарисовал красивый пейзаж на холсте.
The museum displayed a famous canvas by Van Gogh.
В музее выставлено знаменитое полотно Ван Гога.
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Synonyme
canvasverb
canvased
Präteritum
canvased
Partizip Perfekt
canvasing
Gerundium
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The volunteers went door to door to canvas for votes.
Волонтеры ходили от двери к двери, чтобы агитировать за голоса.
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canvasadjektiv
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Used attributively to describe items made of canvas or relating to canvas.

Definitionen

canvassubstantiv
A strong, heavy cloth used for making sails, tents, and other items requiring sturdiness.
The sailors repaired the torn canvas of the ship's sail before setting out to sea.
A piece of such cloth prepared as a surface for an oil painting.
The artist stretched a new canvas over the frame before beginning her latest masterpiece.
A painting or other work of art made on such a surface.
The gallery displayed several canvases by the renowned painter, each depicting a different landscape.
The floor of a boxing or wrestling ring, traditionally covered with canvas.
The boxer was knocked down to the canvas in the final round of the match.
canvasverb
To cover or furnish with canvas.
The artist decided to canvas the frame before starting the painting.
canvasadjektiv
Made of canvas cloth or relating to canvas.
He packed his art supplies in a sturdy canvas bag.