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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
To laugh with art and to laugh from art
Does the following context want to say:
1.the best way to appreciate a comic artist is to laugh when you watch his/her work.
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1.the best way to define a comic artist is a person who laughs at art and also makes others laugh at art.
Context:
To laugh with art, and from art, may be the highest complement that you can give to a comic-oriented artist.
1.the best way to appreciate a comic artist is to laugh when you watch his/her work.
or
1.the best way to define a comic artist is a person who laughs at art and also makes others laugh at art.
Context:
To laugh with art, and from art, may be the highest complement that you can give to a comic-oriented artist.
Top answer
"complement" should be "compliment". I'm not sure how much that is the cause of confusion. It is saying that laughing in response to art can be a way of praising the artist.
- "complement" should be "compliment".
- I'm not sure how much that is the cause of confusion.
- It is saying that laughing in response to art can be a way of praising the artist.
- "from art" is oddly worded in my view.
- I don't know what it would mean to laugh "from" art.
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"complement" should be "compliment". I'm not sure how much that is the cause of confusion. It is saying that laughing in response to art can be a way of praising the artist. "from art" is oddly worded in my view. I don't know what it would mean to laugh "from" art. (You could get a laugh from art, but that's different.)
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