bathos 英 [ˈbeɪθɒs]   美 [ˈbeɪθɑs]

bathos

bathos  英 [ˈbeɪθɒs] 美 [ˈbeɪθɑs]

n. 突降法;陈腐;矫揉造作 

What a pity, then, that writer-director Darnell Martin reduces these pioneers to the sum of their foibles — greed, lust, drugs — and compacts each tragedy into bathos. 遗憾的是,编辑兼导演达内尔·马丁把故事集中到了这些先驱者的小缺点——贪婪,欲望和毒品上,使每一个紧凑的悲剧都乏善可陈。
And he'll never be able to emerge from his bathos of coarseness and ignorance. 他永远也不能从他那粗野无知中解脱出来。

  • If something starts out serious and then turns trivial, that’s bathos. If you’re watching a serious drama about Poland’s transition to capitalism and it suddenly ends in a giddy car chase, you might remark on the film’s unexpected bathos.
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  • n. 突降法;陈腐;矫揉造作
  • 1. What a pity, then, that writer-director Darnell Martin reduces these pioneers to the sum of their foibles — greed, lust, drugs — and compacts each tragedy into bathos.

    遗憾的是,编辑兼导演达内尔·马丁把故事集中到了这些先驱者的小缺点——贪婪,欲望和毒品上,使每一个紧凑的悲剧都乏善可陈。

  • 2. And he'll never be able to emerge from his bathos of coarseness and ignorance.

    他永远也不能从他那粗野无知中解脱出来。

  • bathos (n.) "ludicrous anticlimax, a descent from the sublime to the ridiculous," 1727, from Greek bathos "depth," which is related to bathys "deep" (see benthos). The word was introduced in this sense by Pope.
bathos / ˈbeɪθɒs ; NAmE ˈbeɪθɑːs / noun [uncountable ] ( formal) (in writing or speech 写作或演讲 ) a sudden change, that is not always intended, from a serious subject or feeling to sth that is silly or not important 突降(严肃的内容突然变得荒谬,常非出自本意) bathos / ˈbeɪθɒs ; NAmE ˈbeɪθɑːs /
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