portraying
v. 畫像( portray的現在分詞 ); 描述; 描繪; 描畫
When an actor or actress portrays someone, he or she plays that person in a play or film.
In 1975 he portrayed the king in a Los Angeles revival of 'Camelot'.
他1975年在洛杉磯重新上演的劇目《卡米洛》中扮演國王。
...the busty and rumbustious Mrs Hall, excellently portrayed by Toni Palmer.
由託妮·帕默精彩演繹的胸部豐滿、吵吵嚷嚷的霍爾太太
When a writer or artist portrays something, he or she writes a description or produces a painting of it.
...this northern novelist, who accurately portrays provincial domestic life.
這位準確描述外省家庭生活的北方小說家
...the landscape as portrayed by painters such as Claude and Poussin.
克勞德和普桑等畫家所描繪的風景
If a film, book, or television programme portrays someone in a certain way, it represents them in that way.
She says the programme portrayed her as a 'lady of easy virtue'.
她說這個節目把她刻畫成了一個“水性楊花的女人”。
...complaints about the way women are portrayed in adverts.
抗議在廣告中如此刻畫女性
1. a representation by picture or portraiture
Some of my class had written long, obscure stories portraying the " inner man ".
我班上的學生中有些人寫過描寫 “ 內在的人 ” 的冗長而晦澀的短篇故事.
Actions should be positive and controlled, portraying sound judgment and skill.
行動還應積極而剋制, 體現合理的判斷和技巧.
Yea, I am looking forward to portraying him that way.
是的, 我很期待演那樣的哈利.
A famous British comedian portraying a chav.
英語發展日新月異,新詞不斷湧現.
Literary works should focus on portraying typical people.
文藝作品中應當著力塑造典型化人物.