Glossary entry

Dutch term or phrase:

op winterse taferelen

English translation:

wintery scenes

Added to glossary by Dave Greatrix
Aug 16, 2002 12:35
22 yrs ago
Dutch term

op winterse taferelen

Non-PRO Dutch to English Art/Literary
op de schilderijen zie je dat er ijshockey werd gespeeld op winterse taferelen.

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wintery scenes

Wintery scenes - implicit in answer

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The paintings depict wintery scenes, with ice hockey being played

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In answer to Yngve, I admit as to not knowing for sure, however WordNet offers the following:

Overview for \"wintery\"




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The adjective \"wintery\" has 1 sense in WordNet.

1. wintry (vs. vernal) (vs. summery) (vs. autumnal), wintery -- (characteristic of or occurring in winter; \"suffered severe wintry weather\"; \"brown wintry grasses\")

That said, the general concensus seems to be for wintry.



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From the Camberidge International English Dictionary:

wintry
adjective
Wintry means typical of winter.
It looks like this wintry weather is here to stay.
This afternoon we may see some wintry showers (=snow mixed with rain) over higher ground.
Wintry conditions are making roads hazardous for drivers in the northeast of England.
Not a sound broke the silence of the wintry landscape.
FIGURATIVE She gave a wintry (=cold and unfriendly) smile and said nothing.

Don\'t shoot me I\'m only trying to help -))
Peer comment(s):

agree writeaway : I've got ADSL-does your have a direct line into the site?
41 mins
I can only put it down to your E-mail service writeaway. I used to be with Hotmail, and by the time a KudoZ question arrived at my PC it had dust on it. I'm now with Yahoo - infinitely better
neutral Yngve Roennike : wintry, rather than wintery
2 hrs
Jury seems to be out on that one. -))
agree Ann Bishop (X) : winterly is also possible
5 hrs
agree Tina Vonhof (X) : That should be Winter scenes (= scenes of Winter). Wint(e)r(l)y means 'winterachtig' (you could say this about the weather or the sky for example).
1 day 8 hrs
agree joeky janusch
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Wintry landscapes / tableaux

Wintry landscapes or tableaux would be other suggestions, eg.

"He created a series of masterly lithographs inspired by the wintry landscapes of Hiroshige and Japanese ink painting. He borrowed from the Japanese their succinct means of artistic expression, artistic synthesis, and use of the active role and empty, or unfilled, space in graphic arts."

ref. http://www.warsawvoice.pl/v585/Cult00.html

"It is interesting to note that traditional Christmas cards show wintry landscapes, with ice and snow, even in countries of the Southern Hemisphere (South America, Australia, Africa), where December is the warmest month of the year."

ref. http://www.neiu.edu/~history/wei3.htm
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