drama
n. 戏剧; 戏剧性事件; 激动
A drama is a serious play for the theatre, television, or radio.
He acted in radio dramas.
他在广播剧中扮演角色。
You use drama to refer to plays in general or to work that is connected with plays and the theatre, such as acting or producing.
He knew nothing of Greek drama...
他对希腊戏剧一无所知。
She met him when she was at drama school.
她在戏剧学校上学时认识了他。
You can refer to a real situation which is exciting or distressing as drama .
There was none of the drama and relief of a hostage release...
丝毫没有释放人质时的那种激动和如释重负的感觉。
For all its drama, the event was not unexpected.
虽然这件事带有戏剧性,但并不意外。
1. a dramatic work intended for performance by actors on a stage;
2. an episode that is turbulent or highly emotional
3. the literary genre of works intended for the theater
4. the quality of being arresting or highly emotional
make a drama out of
(非正式)使…戏剧化,把…夸大其辞
Those were the halcyon days of Athens ( fifth century BC ) when she produced her finest poetry and drama, architecture and sculpture.
公元5世纪为雅典的太平盛世.雅典最优秀的诗歌、戏剧 、 建筑和雕刻均产生于这一时期.
It was good drama, but historically inaccurate.
戏倒是出好戏, 但与史实有出入.
He acted his part very well in the French drama.
他在这出法国戏剧中演得很成功.
The Elizabethan period was the golden age of English drama.
伊丽莎白时期是英国戏剧的黄金时代.
The company was striking out in new directions in the field of drama.
该剧团正在闯戏剧表演的新路.