| 释义 |
ate·lier
\|ad.əl|yā, |atəl- also aˈtelˌyā or əˈt-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from Middle French astelier woodpile, construction yard, workshop, from astele splinter, chip of wood, from Late Latin astella splinter, alteration (influenced by Latin -ella) of Latin astula, alteration of assula, diminutive of assis board — more at ace
1.
a. : an artist's studio or workroom
b. : a studio in which students of art or architecture receive instruction
2. : workshop
a. : an artist's studio or workshop in which several assistants or apprentices contribute toward the execution of a work bearing a master's signature
< Rubens's atelier >
b. : a workshop in which several people are employed at artisans' tasks
< had spent their apprenticeships in the metal, jewelry, and glass ateliers — Sherrill Whiton >
3. : a business establishment devoted to the design and execution of women's fine clothing
< a showing of summer models at a Paris atelier > |