英音 /kəˈlɪɡ.rə.fi/

美音 /kəˈlɪɡ.rə.fi/

[ noun U ] (the art of producing) beautiful writing, often created with a special pen or brush; the art of producing this
（不可数名词）书法；书法艺术

(the art of producing) beautiful writing, often created with a special pen or brush
书法；书法艺术

例句：

There’s some wonderful calligraphy in these old manuscripts. 这些古老的手稿中有些地方书法极好。

Her calligraphy was the clearest I’d ever seen. 她的书法是我见过的字迹最工整的。

At the calligraphy competition, people asked him to write a few characters. 书法比赛会上，人们请他留字。

He takes special liking to [ for] painting and calligraphy. 他对于书画有很深的癖好。

Your calligraphy is far from perfect. 你这笔字写得还不到家。

Her calligraphy as well as her painting can be rated as superb works of art. 她的书画可称双绝。

He is good at Chinese calligraphy, especially at the running style. 他擅长书法，以草书见功。

Chinese calligraphy requires constant practice before you can master the art. 写字得经常练习才能写好。

His works of calligraphy present a forceful style. 他的书法作品风骨雄强。

What style of calligraphy do you write? 你写的什么体？

In practising Chinese calligraphy, write with a sure hand & don’t retouch. 练毛笔字，一笔是一笔，不要描。