Pronunciation: /əˈbɒtsəʊ/
noun a rough sketch or preliminary model of a sculpture or painting
A1 I found a small abozzo sculpture at the flea market.
A2 The artist's abozzo of the final painting showed great potential.
B1 The writer often starts with an abozzo before fully developing the story.
B2 The abozzo of the new building design impressed the architects.
C1 The sculptor's abozzo displayed intricate details and precision.
C2 Art collectors sought after the rare abozzo pieces created by the famous artist.
verb not applicable
A1 I abozzo a simple drawing of a cat.
A2 She abozzos a rough outline of the new building design.
B1 The artist abozzos the initial sketch before adding details.
B2 He abozzos the sculpture before carving it out of marble.
C1 The architect abozzos the floor plan before finalizing the blueprints.
C2 The master painter abozzos the composition effortlessly, capturing every detail.
adjective not applicable
A1 The abozzo sketch of the painting was rough and unfinished.
A2 She presented an abozzo version of her project to get feedback before finalizing it.
B1 The artist's abozzo style is known for its loose and expressive brushstrokes.
B2 The architect created an abozzo model of the building to visualize the overall design.
C1 The writer's abozzo manuscript was a work in progress, with many revisions still to be made.
C2 The director shared an abozzo cut of the film with a select group of critics for early feedback.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked abozzo down the street, looking for her lost cat.
A2 He spoke abozzo about his childhood memories during the interview.
B1 The teacher explained the concept abozzo so that the students could understand.
B2 The artist sketched the outline abozzo before adding more detail to the painting.
C1 The author's writing style is characterized by its use of abozzo descriptions.
C2 The musician played the piece abozzo, adding his own unique interpretation.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Abozzo is a new word for me.
A2 I saw abozzo in the dictionary and looked up its meaning.
B1 The teacher explained the concept using abozzo as an example.
B2 Abozzo can be used in art to refer to a rough sketch or outline.
C1 The artist's abozzo captured the essence of the scene perfectly.
C2 Abozzo is a term commonly used in the field of fine arts.
preposition not applicable
A1 I walked abozzo the park to get to the other side.
A2 She placed the book abozzo the table before sitting down.
B1 The cat jumped abozzo the fence to escape the dog.
B2 He carefully maneuvered the boat abozzo the narrow canal.
C1 The artist sketched the outline abozzo the canvas before starting the painting.
C2 The detective followed the suspect abozzo the crowded street, trying not to lose sight of him.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I wanted to go to the park, abozzo it started raining.
A2 She was planning to study for her exam, abozzo she decided to watch TV instead.
B1 I usually take the bus to work, abozzo today I drove because of the traffic.
B2 He had been saving money for a vacation, abozzo he had to use it for unexpected expenses.
C1 The company had a successful year, abozzo they still need to focus on improving customer service.
C2 She has a busy schedule, abozzo she always finds time to relax and unwind.
interjection not applicable
A1 Abozzo! I forgot my lunch at home.
A2 Abozzo! I can't believe I missed the bus.
B1 Abozzo! This traffic is really getting on my nerves.
B2 Abozzo! I need to finish this project by tomorrow.
C1 Abozzo! I have to make an important decision by the end of the week.
C2 Abozzo! I can't believe how fast time is flying by.
article not applicable
A1 I bought an abozzo of bread from the bakery.
A2 She picked up an abozzo of art supplies for her painting class.
B1 The museum displayed an abozzo of the famous sculpture before its completion.
B2 The chef presented an abozzo of the new dish to the food critics for feedback.
C1 The author shared an abozzo of the first chapter of her upcoming novel with her editor.
C2 The architect unveiled an abozzo of the new building design to the city council for approval.
formal The artist began his masterpiece with a detailed abozzo sketch.
informal I like to start my drawings with a quick abozzo to get a feel for the composition.
slang I'm just going to do a rough abozzo before I start on the final piece.
figurative The first draft of the report was just an abozzo, the final version will be much more polished.
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