Definition of Wunderkammer in English:

Wunderkammer

nounPlural Wunderkammern ˈvʊndəˌkaməˈvʊndɐˌkamɐˈvo͝ondərˌkämər

A place where a collection of curiosities and rarities is exhibited.
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Example sentencesExamples
- I took it as a Wunderkammer, a cabinet of curiosities.
- Several criteria applied by Margaret became defining for the Kunst- and Wunderkammer of the later 16th century, not least the appreciation for the ingenuity of a work above its intrinsic value.
- The near randomness of this collection recalls the ‘premuseum’ Wunderkammer.
- This captivating Wunderkammer could be seen concurrently with an exhibition of ‘classic’ Turrell light installations, both old and new, at Barbara Gladstone Gallery.
- In this exhibition, the artist transformed the gallery into a kind of Wunderkammer, part natural-history museum, part Pop environment.
- Go and see it if you can, it is a true Wunderkammer.

Origin

German, literally 'wonder chamber'.

Definition of Wunderkammer in US English:

Wunderkammer

nounˈvo͝ondərˌkämər

A place where a collection of curiosities and rarities is exhibited.
奇珍厅
Example sentencesExamples
- Go and see it if you can, it is a true Wunderkammer.
- This captivating Wunderkammer could be seen concurrently with an exhibition of ‘classic’ Turrell light installations, both old and new, at Barbara Gladstone Gallery.
- Several criteria applied by Margaret became defining for the Kunst- and Wunderkammer of the later 16th century, not least the appreciation for the ingenuity of a work above its intrinsic value.
- I took it as a Wunderkammer, a cabinet of curiosities.
- In this exhibition, the artist transformed the gallery into a kind of Wunderkammer, part natural-history museum, part Pop environment.
- The near randomness of this collection recalls the ‘premuseum’ Wunderkammer.

Origin

German, literally ‘wonder chamber’.

单词	Wunderkammer
释义	Definition of Wunderkammer in English: Wunderkammer nounPlural Wunderkammern ˈvʊndəˌkaməˈvʊndɐˌkamɐˈvo͝ondərˌkämər A place where a collection of curiosities and rarities is exhibited. 奇珍厅 Example sentencesExamples I took it as a Wunderkammer, a cabinet of curiosities. Several criteria applied by Margaret became defining for the Kunst- and Wunderkammer of the later 16th century, not least the appreciation for the ingenuity of a work above its intrinsic value. The near randomness of this collection recalls the ‘premuseum’ Wunderkammer. This captivating Wunderkammer could be seen concurrently with an exhibition of ‘classic’ Turrell light installations, both old and new, at Barbara Gladstone Gallery. In this exhibition, the artist transformed the gallery into a kind of Wunderkammer, part natural-history museum, part Pop environment. Go and see it if you can, it is a true Wunderkammer. Origin German, literally 'wonder chamber'. Definition of Wunderkammer in US English: Wunderkammer nounˈvo͝ondərˌkämər A place where a collection of curiosities and rarities is exhibited. 奇珍厅 Example sentencesExamples Go and see it if you can, it is a true Wunderkammer. This captivating Wunderkammer could be seen concurrently with an exhibition of ‘classic’ Turrell light installations, both old and new, at Barbara Gladstone Gallery. Several criteria applied by Margaret became defining for the Kunst- and Wunderkammer of the later 16th century, not least the appreciation for the ingenuity of a work above its intrinsic value. I took it as a Wunderkammer, a cabinet of curiosities. In this exhibition, the artist transformed the gallery into a kind of Wunderkammer, part natural-history museum, part Pop environment. The near randomness of this collection recalls the ‘premuseum’ Wunderkammer. Origin German, literally ‘wonder chamber’.
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