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Definition of painter in English Turkish dictionary
- {i} ressam
Picasso seçkin bir ressamdır.
-Picasso is an eminent painter.
Picasso gibi ressamların nadirdir.
-Such painters as Picasso are rare.
- boyacı
Tom ve Meryem dürüst ve becerikli bir boyacı buldukları için çok memnun.
-Tom and Mary are so delighted that they found an honest and capable painter.
Boyacıların ofisimi boyama tarzından memnun değilim.
-I'm not happy with how the painters painted my office.
- pruva halatı
- badanacı
- filika pariması
- halat/boyacı/ressam
- {i} çıma
- ibre
- painter's colic
- (Tıp) Kurşun zehirlenmesine bağlı kolik şeklinde ağrılar
- cut the painter
- yuvadan ayrılmak
- cut the painter
- ilişkiyi kesmek
- house painter
- boyacı
- oil painter
- yağlıboya ressamı
- portrait painter
- portre ressamı
- scene painter
- sahne dekoru ressamı
- sign painter
- tabela ressamı
- marsyas painter
- Marsyas ressam
- meidias painter
- meidias ressam
- painterly
- 1. Ressamınki gibi, sanatsal2. Resim gibi
- painters
- ressamlar
- street painter
- (Sanat) Sokak ressamı
- bow painter
- (Askeri) baş parima
- cut the painter
- bağları koparmak
- cut the painter
- ilgiyi kesmek
- format painter
- biçim boyacısı
- landscape drawer painter
- (Sanat) açık hava ressamı
- landscape painter
- peyzaj ressamı
- painterly
- ışık ve tonlamaya dayanan
- scene painter
- dekor ressamı
- sign painter
- afiş ressamı
- stern painter
- (Askeri) panya
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Definition of painter in English English dictionary
- An artist who paints pictures
- A mountain lion, by mispronunciation of "panther"
- A laborer or workman who paints surfaces using a paintbrush or other means
- A rope connected to the bow of a boat, used to attach it to, e.g. a jetty or another boat
Shove that (fat, wicker luncheon-basket) under your feet, he observed to the Mole, as he passed it down into the boat. Then he untied the painter and took the sculls again.
- {n} one who paints or professes painting, a rope to fasten a boat
- A rope attached to the bow of a boat for making it fast
- an artist who paints
- [top] A line attached to the bow and/or stern of the canoe
- The panther, or puma
- A rope at the bow of a boat, used to fasten it to anything
- A rope attached to the bow of a boat for making it fast to a ship, stake, etc [from Ned Myers]
- An artist who represents objects or scenes in color on a flat surface, as canvas, plaster, or the like
- A rope or line from the stem of a boat to either secure it or to tow it
- a line that is attached to the bow of a boat and used for tying up (as when docking or towing) an artist who paints a worker who is employed to cover objects with paint
- large American feline resembling a lion
- A painter is someone who paints walls, doors, and some other parts of buildings as their job. Achilles Painter Berlin Painter Cleophrades Painter Kleophrades Painter Marsyas Painter Meidias Painter Niobid Painter Painter Theophilus Shickel
- {i} artist who paints; one who covers surfaces with paint (especially professionally); mooring rope (Nautical)
- One who paints
- A line attached to the bow of a dinghy and used to tie it up or tow it
- A line in the bows of a boat, used to make fast to a dock or other object, and for light towing
- A rope secured in the bow of a small boat, used for tying up or towing
- a worker who is employed to cover objects with paint
- A line attached to the bow of a boat for use in towing or making fast
- A line, usually about 20 feet long, attached to the bow of paddle rafts and the stern of oar rafts Not to be confused with the much longerbow and stern lines
- A painter is an artist who paints pictures
- The line at the bow of a small boat, used to tow it or to moor it
- a line that is attached to the bow of a boat and used for tying up (as when docking or towing)
- On a boat, the small loop of rope at the bow
- A bow line to which a smaller boat is towed or made fast to a mooring
- One whose occupation is to paint One who covers buildings, ships, ironwork, and the like, with paint
- Sunday painter
- A painter with little or no experience or training
- painterly
- Characteristic of a painter or paintings
- painterly
- Having clear brush-strokes
- painterly
- 1. of, relating to, or typical of a painter, artistic.2. Suggestive or characteristic of a painting or of the art of painting; especially, marked by an openness of form which is not linear and in which sharp outlines are lacking
1. A painterly attention to detail. 2. Painterly photography.
- Achilles Painter
- flourished 5th century BC Greek vase painter, named for an amphora decorated with a painting of Achilles and Briseis attributed to him. He was active in Athens in the time of Pericles and was a contemporary of Phidias. His Achilles vase ( 450 BC) is among the finest surviving examples of red-figure pottery from the Classical period. He is also known for his lekythoi (funerary vases with coloured figures on a white background), which are regarded as the most reliable documentation of monumental Greek paintings. Over 200 extant vase paintings are attributed to him
- Berlin Painter
- flourished 500-460 BC, Athens, Greece Greek vase painter, the outstanding vase painter of the late Archaic period. He is best known as the decorator of an amphora now in Berlin. Whereas it had been customary to frame the groups of figures on each side of the vase with pattern bands, the Berlin Painter eliminated the frame, allowing the figures to dominate and stand out sharply against the black background. Nearly 300 vases are attributed to him
- Cleophrades Painter
- or Kleophrades Painter flourished late 6th-early 5th century BC, Greece Greek vase painter. Of unknown identity, he takes his name from that of the potter who signed one of his principal works; he may have been a pupil of Euthymides. He decorated large vases with popular scenes, such as athletic contests and mythological epics, mostly in the red-figure style (see red-figure pottery). Over 100 vessels have been attributed to him
- Marsyas Painter
- flourished 350-325 BC, Greece Greek painter of the late Classical period, known for two containers, both dated 340-330 BC. Both are painted in the so-called Kerch style, named for the area north of the Black Sea where many such vessels were excavated. Characterized by slender, mannered forms, elaborate decoration, and polychrome effects, the Kerch style is thought to be the last major style of Attic red-figure pottery
- Meidias Painter
- flourished 420-400 BC, Greece Greek vase painter known for his theatrical "florid" style. A large hydria (water vessel) with scenes from the rape of the daughters of Leucippus and of Heracles in the garden of the Hesperides, now in the British Museum, is representative of his work
- Niobid Painter
- flourished 475-450 BC, Greece Greek vase painter, named for a calyx krater showing the death of the children of Niobe. Because the Niobid Painter made a deliberate effort to express space and depth by arranging figures on different levels, the vessel is thought to reflect the innovative technique of the now lost mural paintings of Polygnotus
- Theophilus Shickel Painter
- born Aug. 22, 1889, Salem, Va., U.S. died Oct. 5, 1969, Fort Stockton, Texas U.S. zoologist and cell biologist. He received his Ph.D. from Yale in 1913. He was the first to show that the unusually large chromosomes in the salivary glands of Drosophila were particularly well suited for studies of genes and chromosomes. In the early 1930s he published a drawing of a section of a Drosophila chromosome showing more than 150 bands, which for the first time allowed the precise positions of genes to be determined
- cut the painter
- end a relationship
- decor painter
- person who paints stage scenery
- famous painter
- {i} well-known painter, painter whose name is known by many
- format painter
- brush which transfers properties of one object to another object
- house painter
- a painter of houses a similar buildings
- landscape painter
- one who makes paintings of panoramic views, one who paints pictures of landscapes
- oil painter
- a painter who uses oil paints
- painterly
- Like a painter's work
- painterly
- Painterly means relating to or characteristic of painting or painters. his painterly talents The film has a painterly eye. typical of painters or painting
- painterly
- having qualities unique to the art of painting
- painterly
- {s} of or pertaining to a painter; characteristic of a painter; having qualities that are unique to the art form of painting (Art)
- painters
- plural of painter
- scene painter
- an artist specializing in scenic subjects
- scene painter
- a painter of theatrical scenery
- sign painter
- someone who paints signs and billboards etc
- sign-painter
- one who creates large signs
- sit for a painter
- act as a model for a painter
- word-painter
- a writer of vivid or graphic descriptive power
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Hyphenation
paint·erTurkish pronunciation
peyntırPronunciation
/ˈpāntər/ /ˈpeɪntɜr/
Etymology
() to paint + -er, influenced by Middle French paintreResimler
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