Definition of kouros in English:

kouros

nounPlural kouroi ˈkuːrɒsˈko͝oräs

An ancient Greek statue of a young man, standing and often naked.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, he tells of art experts who examine a purported 6th century B.C. Greek kouros statue and instinctively know it's a fake.
- The Getty Museum was offered an ancient Greek marble of a standing youth, a kouros.
- In 1993 Federico Zeri, the Italian art historian, resigned as a Getty trustee after it bought a Greek kouros he believed was bogus.
- The imagery has an affinity with Cycladic sculpture, with the forms of the archaic kouros, with the masks of the Luba from Zaire, and many other forms of expression evolved by rustics as opposed to urbanites.
- Vitality is likewise conveyed by the phallic morphology and upright surge of the fragmentary kouros at Olympia, shot in profile and appearing dark brown against a radiant background.

Origin

Greek, Ionic form of koros 'boy'.

Definition of kouros in US English:

kouros

nounˈko͝oräs

An archaic Greek statue of a young man, standing and often naked.
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, he tells of art experts who examine a purported 6th century B.C. Greek kouros statue and instinctively know it's a fake.
- Vitality is likewise conveyed by the phallic morphology and upright surge of the fragmentary kouros at Olympia, shot in profile and appearing dark brown against a radiant background.
- The imagery has an affinity with Cycladic sculpture, with the forms of the archaic kouros, with the masks of the Luba from Zaire, and many other forms of expression evolved by rustics as opposed to urbanites.
- The Getty Museum was offered an ancient Greek marble of a standing youth, a kouros.
- In 1993 Federico Zeri, the Italian art historian, resigned as a Getty trustee after it bought a Greek kouros he believed was bogus.

Origin

Greek, Ionic form of koros ‘boy’.

单词	kouros
释义	Definition of kouros in English: kouros nounPlural kouroi ˈkuːrɒsˈko͝oräs An ancient Greek statue of a young man, standing and often naked. Example sentencesExamples For example, he tells of art experts who examine a purported 6th century B.C. Greek kouros statue and instinctively know it's a fake. The Getty Museum was offered an ancient Greek marble of a standing youth, a kouros. In 1993 Federico Zeri, the Italian art historian, resigned as a Getty trustee after it bought a Greek kouros he believed was bogus. The imagery has an affinity with Cycladic sculpture, with the forms of the archaic kouros, with the masks of the Luba from Zaire, and many other forms of expression evolved by rustics as opposed to urbanites. Vitality is likewise conveyed by the phallic morphology and upright surge of the fragmentary kouros at Olympia, shot in profile and appearing dark brown against a radiant background. Origin Greek, Ionic form of koros 'boy'. Definition of kouros in US English: kouros nounˈko͝oräs An archaic Greek statue of a young man, standing and often naked. Example sentencesExamples For example, he tells of art experts who examine a purported 6th century B.C. Greek kouros statue and instinctively know it's a fake. Vitality is likewise conveyed by the phallic morphology and upright surge of the fragmentary kouros at Olympia, shot in profile and appearing dark brown against a radiant background. The imagery has an affinity with Cycladic sculpture, with the forms of the archaic kouros, with the masks of the Luba from Zaire, and many other forms of expression evolved by rustics as opposed to urbanites. The Getty Museum was offered an ancient Greek marble of a standing youth, a kouros. In 1993 Federico Zeri, the Italian art historian, resigned as a Getty trustee after it bought a Greek kouros he believed was bogus. Origin Greek, Ionic form of koros ‘boy’.
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