persona
意味: The public image or social role that a person presents to the world, as distinct from their private or inner self.
Persona originated in Jungian psychology to describe the mask one wears in social situations, but it has broadened into everyday and journalistic use. It commonly collocates with 'public,' 'online,' 'stage,' or 'media,' and implies a degree of deliberate construction. The plural may be either 'personas' or the Latin 'personae' in more formal registers.
例文
- The singer's brash stage persona belied a deeply private and contemplative individual. 这位歌手张扬的舞台形象掩盖了一个极度内敛和沉思的内在自我。La persona escénica descarada de la cantante ocultaba a un individuo profundamente reservado y reflexivo.その歌手の大胆な舞台上のペルソナは、実際には極めて内向的で思慮深い人物像を覆い隠していた。그 가수의 거침없는 무대 위 페르소나는 극히 사적이고 사색적인 실제 모습을 숨기고 있었다.
- She had cultivated an impeccable professional persona that concealed years of personal struggle. 她精心塑造了一个无懈可击的职业形象,掩藏了多年来的个人困境。Había cultivado una persona profesional impecable que disimulaba años de lucha personal.彼女は長年にわたる個人的な苦悩を隠す、申し分のない職業上のペルソナを築き上げていた。그녀는 수년간의 개인적 고난을 감추는 흠잡을 데 없는 직업적 페르소나를 구축해 왔다.
- Critics argued that his online persona bore little resemblance to the man they encountered in person. 评论家认为,他的网络形象与人们实际接触到的本人几乎毫无相似之处。Los críticos sostenían que su persona en línea guardaba escasa relación con el hombre que encontraban en persona.批評家たちは、彼のオンライン上のペルソナが実際に会う本人とはほとんど似ていないと指摘した。비평가들은 그의 온라인 페르소나가 실제로 만나는 본인과는 거의 닮지 않았다고 지적했다.
発音
使い方ガイド
場面: literary, journalism
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Latin 'persona' meaning a mask worn by an actor, itself possibly from Etruscan 'phersu.' Carl Jung adopted the term in the early 20th century to denote the outward face of the psyche.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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