artwork
part of speech
noun (an artwork, artworks; artwork, uncountable)
meaning for a pupil
1) An artwork is a piece of art, such as a painting, drawing, sculpture or collage. tree →
2) Artwork (uncountable) is the pictures and designs in a book, magazine, game, album or poster. tree →
sense in the lessons
In art lessons pupils make and display their artwork and talk about the artworks of famous artists. In everyday life the artwork on a book cover or video game helps sell it. Phrases: display your artwork, original artwork, album artwork.
examples
- Our class artwork is on the wall in the corridor. tree →
- The museum has artworks from all over the world. tree →
- Leonardo's Mona Lisa is a famous artwork. tree →
- I love the artwork in this picture book. tree →
- She signed her artwork in the corner. tree →
- The game's artwork was drawn by hand. tree →
- Please take your artwork home at the end of term. tree →
note
It can be countable (two artworks) or uncountable (the artwork in this book). One word: artwork.
Trees and pragmatics
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