theatrical 英 [θiˈætrɪkl]   美 [θiˈætrɪkəl]

theatrical

theatrical  英 [θiˈætrɪkl] 美 [θiˈætrɪkəl]

adj. 戏剧性的;剧场的,戏剧的;夸张的;做作的 

名词复数:theatricals 

His plays used new theatrical methods and ways of presenting ideas. 他的作品运用新的戏剧方法和呈现思想方式。
Ah, but this was theatrical edible blood, which looks gory but can be eaten by vegetarians, with no health risk. 啊,但这是戏剧性的可食用血液,看起来血淋淋的,但是素食主义者可以吃,没有健康风险。

  • If something happens on a stage, you can describe it as theatrical. Even reading a grocery list out loud can be theatrical, if you do it in dramatic voice with an audience watching.
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  • adj. 戏剧性的;剧场的,戏剧的;夸张的;做作的
  • 1. His plays used new theatrical methods and ways of presenting ideas.

    他的作品运用新的戏剧方法和呈现思想方式。

  • 2. Ah, but this was theatrical edible blood, which looks gory but can be eaten by vegetarians, with no health risk.

    啊,但这是戏剧性的可食用血液,看起来血淋淋的,但是素食主义者可以吃,没有健康风险。

  • 3. As a lone audience member, I found myself feeling both more conscious and conscientious, more aware of myself as an essential ingredient in a theatrical transaction.

    作为一个观众,孤单一人,我感觉自己更加清醒和认真,更加意识到自己在戏剧处理中是重要不要缺少的一员。

  • theatrical (adj.) 1550s, "pertaining to the theater;" see theater + -ical. Sense of "stagy, histrionic" is attested from 1709. Related: Theatrically; theatricality.
the·at·ri·cal / θiˈætrɪkl ; NAmE θiˈætrɪkl / adjective 1 [only before noun ] connected with the theatre 戏剧的;演剧的;剧场的 a theatrical agent 演员经纪人 2 ( often disapproving) (of behaviour 举止 ) exaggerated in order to attract attention or create a particular effect 演戏似的;夸张的;戏剧性的 a theatrical gesture 戏剧性的姿势 the·at·ri·cal·ly / θiˈætrɪkli ; NAmE θiˈætrɪkli / adverb theatrical theatricals the·at·ri·cal / θiˈætrɪkl ; NAmE θiˈætrɪkl / the·at·ri·cal·ly / θiˈætrɪkli ; NAmE θiˈætrɪkli /
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