theatrical
의미: Relating to the theatre or dramatic performance; exaggerated or overly dramatic in manner or behaviour.
As a straightforward adjective, theatrical describes anything connected to the theatre: theatrical productions, theatrical lighting, theatrical traditions. In its figurative sense, it describes behaviour that is excessively dramatic, attention-seeking, or performed for effect, often with a mildly disapproving tone. 'Theatrics' (noun) refers to such exaggerated behaviour. The word 'theatrical' can also refer to cinema releases, as in 'a theatrical release.'
예문
- The West End is the heart of London's theatrical scene, with dozens of productions running at any given time. 西区是伦敦戏剧界的心脏,任何时候都有数十部作品在上演。El West End es el corazón de la escena teatral londinense, con decenas de producciones en cartel en todo momento.ウエストエンドはロンドンの演劇界の中心であり、常に数十の作品が上演されている。웨스트엔드는 런던 연극계의 심장부로, 항상 수십 편의 작품이 상연되고 있다.
- His theatrical gestures and booming voice commanded attention in every meeting. 他夸张的手势和洪亮的嗓音在每次会议上都引人注目。Sus gestos teatrales y su voz atronadora acaparaban la atención en cada reunión.彼の芝居がかった身振りと響き渡る声は、どの会議でも注目を集めた。그의 연극적인 몸짓과 우렁찬 목소리는 모든 회의에서 주목을 끌었다.
- The film received a limited theatrical release before being made available on streaming platforms. 这部电影先进行了有限的院线上映,然后在流媒体平台上线。La película tuvo un estreno teatral limitado antes de ponerse a disposición en plataformas de streaming.その映画は限定的な劇場公開を経た後、ストリーミングプラットフォームで配信された。그 영화는 제한적인 극장 개봉을 거친 후 스트리밍 플랫폼에서 공개되었다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From Greek theatrikos (of or relating to the theatre), from theatron (a place for viewing), from theasthai (to behold). Entered English in the 16th century via Latin theatricalis.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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