单词:artinesses
n.
arty1的变形
arty1
['ɑ:ti]
adj.
[口语]冒充艺术品的,冒充有艺术价值的;自命艺术家的,装作爱好艺术的,附庸风雅的,故弄玄虚的
变形:
adj.
artier
. artiest
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