Definition of wabi in English:

wabi

noun ˈwabiˈwäbē

mass noun

(in Japanese art) a quality of austere and serene beauty expressing a mood of spiritual solitude recognized in Zen Buddhist philosophy.
a certain wabi: a worn and regal richness
Example sentencesExamples
- The chocolates are not inexpensive, but are beautifully made, practically explode with wabi sabi, and are flavored with exotic essences of flowers, spices and rare teas.
- David Valls told audiences that baroque minimalism was the effect of his collection, but that the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi lay as the basic inspiration.
- The collapse of the ego became a concrete goal and the Japanese theory of wabi - where a tiny hairline fracture can elevate one teacup among a hundred other perfect ones to a state of aesthetic glory - a code to live by.
- The Japanese word wabi means a beautiful work of art with a distinctive flaw that expresses the humanity of its creator.
- Werner and Toma also meditate on the practice of wabi sabi, a Taoist train of thought focused on things imperfect and temporal, yet their music is neither of these things.

Origin

Japanese, literally 'solitude'.

Definition of wabi in US English:

wabi

nounˈwäbē

(in Japanese art) a quality of austere and serene beauty expressing a mood of spiritual solitude recognized in Zen Buddhist philosophy.
a certain wabi: a worn and regal richness
Example sentencesExamples
- The chocolates are not inexpensive, but are beautifully made, practically explode with wabi sabi, and are flavored with exotic essences of flowers, spices and rare teas.
- David Valls told audiences that baroque minimalism was the effect of his collection, but that the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi lay as the basic inspiration.
- The collapse of the ego became a concrete goal and the Japanese theory of wabi - where a tiny hairline fracture can elevate one teacup among a hundred other perfect ones to a state of aesthetic glory - a code to live by.
- The Japanese word wabi means a beautiful work of art with a distinctive flaw that expresses the humanity of its creator.
- Werner and Toma also meditate on the practice of wabi sabi, a Taoist train of thought focused on things imperfect and temporal, yet their music is neither of these things.

Origin

Japanese, literally ‘solitude’.

单词	wabi
释义	Definition of wabi in English: wabi noun ˈwabiˈwäbē mass noun (in Japanese art) a quality of austere and serene beauty expressing a mood of spiritual solitude recognized in Zen Buddhist philosophy. a certain wabi: a worn and regal richness Example sentencesExamples The chocolates are not inexpensive, but are beautifully made, practically explode with wabi sabi, and are flavored with exotic essences of flowers, spices and rare teas. David Valls told audiences that baroque minimalism was the effect of his collection, but that the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi lay as the basic inspiration. The collapse of the ego became a concrete goal and the Japanese theory of wabi - where a tiny hairline fracture can elevate one teacup among a hundred other perfect ones to a state of aesthetic glory - a code to live by. The Japanese word wabi means a beautiful work of art with a distinctive flaw that expresses the humanity of its creator. Werner and Toma also meditate on the practice of wabi sabi, a Taoist train of thought focused on things imperfect and temporal, yet their music is neither of these things. Origin Japanese, literally 'solitude'. Definition of wabi in US English: wabi nounˈwäbē (in Japanese art) a quality of austere and serene beauty expressing a mood of spiritual solitude recognized in Zen Buddhist philosophy. a certain wabi: a worn and regal richness Example sentencesExamples The chocolates are not inexpensive, but are beautifully made, practically explode with wabi sabi, and are flavored with exotic essences of flowers, spices and rare teas. David Valls told audiences that baroque minimalism was the effect of his collection, but that the Japanese philosophy of wabi sabi lay as the basic inspiration. The collapse of the ego became a concrete goal and the Japanese theory of wabi - where a tiny hairline fracture can elevate one teacup among a hundred other perfect ones to a state of aesthetic glory - a code to live by. The Japanese word wabi means a beautiful work of art with a distinctive flaw that expresses the humanity of its creator. Werner and Toma also meditate on the practice of wabi sabi, a Taoist train of thought focused on things imperfect and temporal, yet their music is neither of these things. Origin Japanese, literally ‘solitude’.
随便看	reciprocalities private mass private means (private) meeting private member private member's bill private motoring private motorist privateness privateness privatenesses private notice question private nuisance private number private ownership private parts private patient private placement private practice private press private property private residence private road private room privates