theatrically
adverb
uk/θiˈæt.rɪ.kəl.i/us/θiˈæt.rɪ.kəl.i/theatricallyadverb(PERFORMING ARTS)
in a way thatbelongsorrelatesto thetheatre, or to theperformanceor writing ofplays,opera,films, etc.:
戏剧性地How can theatricallytalentedkidsbenurturedanddeveloped?如何培养和发展具有戏剧天赋的孩子?
She writes theatricallyexcitingplays.她写出了戏剧性精彩的剧本。
US
incinemas:
在影院Hislatestfilmopenstheatrically nextmonth.他的新电影下个月在影院上映。
"Persuasion" was made for British TV before beingreleasedtheatrically.《劝导》最初是为在英国的电视上播映而制作的,之后才在影院上映。
- This is a veryexcitingtimefor thiscommunitytheatrically.
- It is anoverwhelmingexperience,musicallyand theatrically.
- Her newplayis anemotionallyand theatricallyambitiouswork.
Theatre - general words
- audio described
- audio description
- break
- break a legidiom
- community theatre
- diegetic
- double bill
- hold
- kabuki
- musical
- Noh
- non-theatrical
- nondramatic
- premiere
- preview
- puppetry
- scenography
- slapstick
- thespian
- vaudeville
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Cinema - general words
theatricallyadverb(BEHAVIOUR)
in a way that is veryextremeand notsincere, and isintendedtoattractattention:
演戏似地;夸张地Shetossedherheadtheatrically andstalkedoff.她夸张地甩了甩头,径直离开了。
Theplayerfelltheatrically in avainattempttowinapenalty.这名球员夸张地摔倒在地,妄图赢得一个点球。
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- He wasdrumminghisfingerson thetableandrollinghiseyestheatrically.
- Joanraisedherarmandtouchedthe back of herhandtheatrically to herforehead.
- ThesceneonFrenchtelevisionlastweekwas theatricallygrotesque.
Affected & insincere
- affectation
- affected
- affectedly
- archly
- artificial
- feyness
- forced
- fustian
- glib
- glibly
- posey
- preciously
- preciousness
- precocious
- precociousness
- theatricality
- tokenism
- tokenistic
- two-faced
- ultra-slick