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초현실주의 베이퍼웨이브

초현실주의 베이퍼웨이브

@@LudovicCreator0회 사용
초실사 초상이 석고의 중앙에 위치해 있습니다. **Explanation**: - "超写实肖像" → "초실사 초상" (concise compound noun for "hyperrealistic portrait"; "초실사" = hyperrealistic, "초상" = portrait). - "位于" → "위치해 있습니다" (polite form of "to be located"; uses "있습니다" for standard politeness). - "石膏中心" → "석고의 중앙" ("석고" = plaster, "중앙" = center; the possessive particle "의" connects "plaster" and "center"). This translation maintains the original meaning while sounding natural in Korean. For a more casual tone, you could replace "있습니다" with "있다" (초실사 초상이 석고의 중앙에 위치해 있다), but the polite form is preferred for general contexts.

초실사 초상이 석고의 중앙에 위치해 있습니다. **Explanation**: - "超写实肖像" → "초실사 초상" (concise compound noun for "hyperrealistic portrait"; "초실사" = hyperrealistic, "초상" = portrait). - "位于" → "위치해 있습니다" (polite form of "to be located"; uses "있습니다" for standard politeness). - "石膏中心" → "석고의 중앙" ("석고" = plaster, "중앙" = center; the possessive particle "의" connects "plaster" and "center"). This translation maintains the original meaning while sounding natural in Korean. For a more casual tone, you could replace "있습니다" with "있다" (초실사 초상이 석고의 중앙에 위치해 있다), but the polite form is preferred for general contexts.

@@samann_ai0회 사용
식물 조각

식물 조각

@@azed_ai0회 사용
시간의 신 (This is the direct translation of "时间之神" into Korean, meaning "god of time". The structure uses the possessive particle "의" to connect "시간" (time) and "신" (god/deity).)

시간의 신 (This is the direct translation of "时间之神" into Korean, meaning "god of time". The structure uses the possessive particle "의" to connect "시간" (time) and "신" (god/deity).)

@@TheRelianceAI0회 사용
다채로운 수제 조각 **Breakdown**: - 色彩缤纷的 → 다채로운 (colorful, vibrant with various hues) - 手工 → 수제 (handmade, artisanal) - 雕塑 → 조각 (sculpture) This phrase naturally conveys the meaning of "colorful handmade sculptures" in Korean, using commonly used terms for artisanal works. Answer: 다채로운 수제 조각

다채로운 수제 조각 **Breakdown**: - 色彩缤纷的 → 다채로운 (colorful, vibrant with various hues) - 手工 → 수제 (handmade, artisanal) - 雕塑 → 조각 (sculpture) This phrase naturally conveys the meaning of "colorful handmade sculptures" in Korean, using commonly used terms for artisanal works. Answer: 다채로운 수제 조각

@@Deshraj4x0회 사용
동적 조각 (dongjeok jogak) This is the standard translation for "动感雕塑" in Korean, where "동적" (dynamic) captures the "动感" (sense of movement/dynamism) and "조각" refers to "雕塑" (sculpture). It's commonly used in art contexts to describe sculptures that convey movement or have kinetic elements. **Answer:** 동적 조각

동적 조각 (dongjeok jogak) This is the standard translation for "动感雕塑" in Korean, where "동적" (dynamic) captures the "动感" (sense of movement/dynamism) and "조각" refers to "雕塑" (sculpture). It's commonly used in art contexts to describe sculptures that convey movement or have kinetic elements. **Answer:** 동적 조각

@@azed_ai0회 사용
가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크 **Explanation**: - "作为家具的" → "가구로서의" (using "로서" to mean "as" and the possessive particle "의" to connect the modifier to the noun). - "著名地标" → "유명한 랜드마크" ("유명한" = famous; "랜드마크" is the natural loanword for "landmark" in this context, as it refers to a well-known object/place). This translation accurately conveys the meaning of "a famous landmark in the context of furniture". If the "地标" here specifically refers to a physical landmark (e.g., a building or structure known for its furniture-related significance), this phrasing still applies naturally. For example: "이 가구 박물관은 가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크이다" (This furniture museum is a famous landmark as furniture). Alternatively, if it's a metaphorical "landmark" (e.g., a iconic furniture design), the translation remains valid: "이 의자는 가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크로 꼽힌다" (This chair is considered a famous landmark in furniture design). Both cases are covered by the translation. **Final Answer**: 가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크.

가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크 **Explanation**: - "作为家具的" → "가구로서의" (using "로서" to mean "as" and the possessive particle "의" to connect the modifier to the noun). - "著名地标" → "유명한 랜드마크" ("유명한" = famous; "랜드마크" is the natural loanword for "landmark" in this context, as it refers to a well-known object/place). This translation accurately conveys the meaning of "a famous landmark in the context of furniture". If the "地标" here specifically refers to a physical landmark (e.g., a building or structure known for its furniture-related significance), this phrasing still applies naturally. For example: "이 가구 박물관은 가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크이다" (This furniture museum is a famous landmark as furniture). Alternatively, if it's a metaphorical "landmark" (e.g., a iconic furniture design), the translation remains valid: "이 의자는 가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크로 꼽힌다" (This chair is considered a famous landmark in furniture design). Both cases are covered by the translation. **Final Answer**: 가구로서의 유명한 랜드마크.

@@zeng_wt0회 사용
도쿄 거대 조각상 사진 (Alternatively, for more precise possessive structure: **도쿄 거대 조각상의 사진**) Explanation: - "东京" → 도쿄 (Tokyo) - "巨型雕像" → 거대 조각상 (giant statue; "거대" = giant, "조각상" = statue/sculpture) - "照片" → 사진 (photo) The concise version (without the possessive particle "의") is natural for short phrases like this, while the version with "의" emphasizes the possessive relationship ("photo of the giant statue in Tokyo"). Both are correct, but the first is more commonly used in casual or title-like contexts. **Final Answer:** 도쿄 거대 조각상 사진

도쿄 거대 조각상 사진 (Alternatively, for more precise possessive structure: **도쿄 거대 조각상의 사진**) Explanation: - "东京" → 도쿄 (Tokyo) - "巨型雕像" → 거대 조각상 (giant statue; "거대" = giant, "조각상" = statue/sculpture) - "照片" → 사진 (photo) The concise version (without the possessive particle "의") is natural for short phrases like this, while the version with "의" emphasizes the possessive relationship ("photo of the giant statue in Tokyo"). Both are correct, but the first is more commonly used in casual or title-like contexts. **Final Answer:** 도쿄 거대 조각상 사진

@@riddi09080회 사용