Значение слова "DADA" найдено в 23 источниках

DADA

найдено в "Crosswordopener"

• ...and his movement

• .Hobby-horse. art

• '20s art movement

• '20s avantgarde art movement

• '83 Alice Cooper album

• 1910's-20's art style

• 1910's-20's movement

• 1916 art sensation

• 20th century art movement

• Abstract art style

• Absurd art

• Absurdist art movement

• Absurdist movement

• Anarchic art movement

• Anti-aesthetic art movement

• Anti-art

• Anti-art art

• Anti-art art movement

• Anti-art movement

• Anti-art movement, to its proponents

• Anti-tradition art movement

• Arp art

• Arp movement

• Arp oeuvre

• Arp works

• Arp's art cult

• Arp's art movement

• Arp's art, in part

• Arp's cult

• Arp's genre

• Arp's school

• Arp's style

• Art favored by babies?

• Art of the absurd

• Arthur Cravan's genre

• Artistic cult

• Artistic movement

• Arts movement of Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire

• Avant-garde art movement

• Avant-garde movement: 1916-22

• Babble from the bassinet, perhaps

• Baby

• Baby Arp's first word?

• Baby talk

• Baby word

• Baby-talk word

• Baby's babbling

• Baby's early word

• Baby's father

• Baby's favorite art movement?

• Baby's first word

• Baby's first word, maybe

• Baby's first word, often

• Baby's first word, perhaps

• Baby's first word, sometimes

• Baby's hero?

• Baby's pop

• Baby's second word, often

• Baby's second word?

• Baby's utterance

• Bassinet babble

• Bit of baby talk

• Bizarre art movement

• Convention-flouting art

• Crib call

• Crib cry

• Cry from a crib

• Dizz Knee Land band

• Doll's remark

• Doll's word

• Duchamp genre

• Duchamp's art form

• Duchamp's art movement

• Duchamp's art school

• Duchamp's Mona Lisa, e.g.

• Duchamp's movement

• Duchamp's style

• Early '20s art movement

• Early 20th C. art movement

• Early 20th-century art movement

• Early baby talk

• Early baby word

• Early pop?

• Early vocabulary word

• Early word

• Early word for a baby

• Early word from baby

• Ernst's art

• Ernst's genre

• Ernst's style

• Father in the nursery

• Father, in toddler talk

• Father, to a baby

• Father, to a tot

• Father, to an infant

• First word for a baby, maybe

• Hans Arp genre

• Hans Arp style

• Hans Arp's art

• Hey pop! from the crib

• Hobbyhorse group

• Hugo Ball movement

• Hugo Ball's art

• I'm going to dizz knee land band

• Iconoclastic art

• Iconoclastic art movement

• Iconoclastic creative movement

• Incongruous literary movement

• Infant's father

• Infant's parent

• Infant's pop

• Infant's syllables

• Infant's utterance

• Infant's word

• Irrational art

• Irrational art movement

• It might come out of a small speaker

• It originated at Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire in the 1910s

• Jean Arp's art

• Jean Arp's art movement

• Jean Arp's genre

• Jean Arp's movement

• Literary movement

• Man Ray's art

• Man Ray's genre

• Man Ray's movement

• Man Ray's style

• Marcel Duchamp's genre

• Marcel Duchamp's movement

• Max Ernst's movement

• Member of the family

• Modern art form

• Modern art movement of 1919

• Modern art movement of the early 20th century

• MoMA display

• Movement begun by Tristan Tzara

• Movement branded as anti-art

• Movement cofounded by Jean Arp

• Movement espoused by Arp and Ernst

• Movement from Zurich

• Movement whose name comes from the French word for 'hobbyhorse'

• Movement whose name means hobbyhorse

• Movement with Duchamp

• Music to a father's ears

• Nihilistic 20th-century arts movement

• Nihilistic art

• Nihilistic art movement

• Nonsensical art

• Nursery cry

• Nursery sound

• Nursery word

• Odd style

• Old anti-art movement

• One of baby's first words

• Opposite of Mama?

• Painting school

• Part of a baby's vocabulary

• Patriarchal art style?

• Pop

• Pop alternative, in two different ways

• Pop for a young person?

• Pop, to baby

• Pops, another way

• Pre-surrealist genre

• Precursor to Surrealism

• Predecessor of surrealism

• Provocative art genre

• Rebellious art movement

• Second word of many

• Seemingly incongruous poems, e.g.

• Some 20's art

• Some Duchamp art

• Some MOMA art

• Some MOMA works

• Some of Duchamp's art

• Some of Ernst's art

• Strange art

• Style for Dali or Ray

• Style of art

• Style of Duchamp's Fountain

• Subversive art movement

• Surrealism forerunner

• Surrealism precursor

• Surrealism predecessor

• Syllables from a baby

• The world according to Arp?

• Toddler's call, sometimes

• Tot's cry

• Tot's first word

• Tot's first word, sometimes

• Tot's parent

• Tot's pop

• Tot's word

• Tristan Tsara s term

• Tzara's art

• Tzara's art cult

• Tzara's movement

• What Arp helped found

• Word from a crib

• Word from the crib

• World according to Arp?

• Writing style of the early 1900s

• WWI art innovation

• WWI-era art movement

• Probably derived from baby talk

• A nihilistic art movement (especially in painting) that flourished in Europe early in the 20th century

• Based on irrationality and negation of the accepted laws of beauty

• An informal term for a father


найдено в "Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik"
Dada: translation

   a countercultural, artistic response to World War I. Although there are other accounts of the word's origins, the most accepted version has Hugo Ball* and Richard Huelsenbeck locating "Dada" randomly in a Larousse Dictionary. Founded in February 1916 at Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire, Dada used the ludicrous and shocking to mock those values and conventions (including Expressionism*) that had induced the horrors of the war. Its originators included the writers Ball and Tristan Tzara, the painter Marcel Duchamp, the sculptor Hans Arp, and Huelsenbeck. It emphasized the visual arts; one typical Dada product was a reproduction of the Mona Lisa decorated with a mustache and an obscene cap-tion. After the war Tzara went to Paris and connected with Marcel Duchamp, an artist who had pioneered a similar movement in New York with Francis Picabia and Man Ray.Aiming to demolish all that was conventionally artistic, Parisian Dada spent itself by 1922, devoured by its own nihilism. Led by Andre Breton, it gave way to Surrealism.
   Because the members of the German contingent tended to view Dada more seriously than their French counterparts, German Dada's postwar experience was unlike that in France. Founded in April 1918 by Huelsenbeck, the Berlin* Dada Club emphasized its aim to shock. Politically engaged, German Dada evolved into a sober art that focused on the external world, dealt with the grim reality of life, and sought to raise society's moral level. (A distinct movement, led by Max Ernst,* was centered on Cologne.) In June 1920 several club members organized the First (and last) International Dada Fair in Berlin (Picabia and Ernst were both represented). As with other socially conscious intellectuals (e.g., those associated with the Bauhaus*), the Dadaists demanded that art incorporate a political message. They often used collage (and sometimes photomontage) to evoke the jagged dimension of life. Increasingly viewed as a radicalized form of Expressionism, Dada soon gave way to social realism; its key artists, notably George Grosz* and Otto Dix,* shifted by 1924 to Neue Sachlichkeit* (New Objectivity) or Magic Realism.
   REFERENCES:Barron, German Expressionism; Elderfield, "Dada"; German Realism of the Twenties; Long, German Expressionism; Motherwell, Dada Painters; Sheppard, "Dada and Mysticism"; Weinstein, End of Expressionism; Willett, Art and Politics.


найдено в "Dictionnaire Francais-Allemand"
dada: übersetzung

dada
m
1) (cheval) Pferdchen n
2) (fig) Steckenpferd n
dada1
dada1 [dada]
Substantif masculin
familier; Beispiel: avoir un dada ein Steckenpferd haben
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dada2
dada2 [dada]
Adjectif
invariable beaux-arts, littérature dadaistisch


найдено в "Universal-Lexicon"
Dada: übersetzung

Dadaismus

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Dạ|da 〈m.; - od. -s; unz.; Kunst; kurz für〉
1. Dadaismus
2. Vertreter des Dadaismus

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Dạ|da, der; -[s] [nach frz. kinderspr. dada (lautm.), das willkürlich als »Symbolwort« ausgesucht wurde]:
a) Symbol u. programmatisches Schlagwort des Dadaismus;
b) dadaistische Gruppierung:
der Berliner D.

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Dạ|da, der; -[s] [nach frz. kinderspr. dada (lautm.), das willkürlich als „Symbolwort“ ausgesucht wurde]: a) Symbol u. programmatisches Schlagwort des Dadaismus; b) Name für die verschiedenen dadaistischen Gruppierungen: der Berliner D.


найдено в "Большом французско-русском и русско-французском словаре"
I m
1) дет. лошадка
à dada — верхом (на лошадке)
jouer aux dadax — играть в лошадки
2) перен. любимая тема; конёк
enfourcher son dada разг. — сесть на своего конька
II1. m (Dada)
дадаизм, дадаистское движение
2. adj invar
1) дадаистский
2)
le mouvement dada лит., иск. — движение дадаистов


найдено в "Новом французско-русском словаре"


I m

1) дет. лошадка

à dada — верхом (на лошадке)

jouer aux dadax — играть в лошадки

2) перен. любимая тема; конёк

enfourcher son dada разг. — сесть на своего конька

II1. m (Dada)

дадаизм, дадаистское движение

2. adj invar

1) дадаистский

2)

le mouvement dada лит., иск. — движение дадаистов



найдено в "Swahili-english dictionary"
dada: translation

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[Swahili Word] dada
[Swahili Plural] dada
[English Word] sister
[English Plural] sisters
[Part of Speech] noun
[Class] 9/10ca
[Swahili Definition] ndugu wa kike
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[Swahili Word] dada
[Swahili Plural] madada
[English Word] address (said to women)
[Part of Speech] noun
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найдено в "Немецко-русском словаре по искусству"
m; = Dadaismus
дадаи́зм (международное течение художников и литераторов; истоки в 1916 г. в Швейцарии; название произвольное, не имеющее этимологических корней)


найдено в "Венгерско-русском словаре"
нянька
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[.4,t, \dadaja, \dadak] biz. няня, нянька;

szoptatós \dada — кормилица



найдено в "Суахили-русском словаре"
(-; ma-)

1) [ста́ршая] сестра́;

dada yake mama — сестра́ ма́тери

2) ф. почти́тельного и́ли дру́жеского обраще́ния к же́нщине


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