dramatics

英 [drəˈmætɪks]

美 [drəˈmætɪks]

n.  夸张的行为; 做作的感情表露

BNC.49181 / COCA.33536

牛津词典

noun

• 夸张的行为；做作的感情表露
  behaviour that does not seem sincere because it is exaggerated or too emotional

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 戏剧表演;戏剧创作
  You usedramaticsto refer to activities connected with the theatre and drama, such as acting in plays or producing them.
  1. Angela says she longs to join an amateur dramatics class.
     安杰拉说她渴望参加业余戏剧班。
  2. ...the university dramatics society.
     大学戏剧社团
• N-PLURAL 夸张的行为;做作的举止
  You talk aboutdramaticsto express your disapproval of behaviour which seems to show too much emotion, and which you think is done deliberately in order to impress people.
  1. ...another wearisome outbreak of Nancy's dramatics.
     南希又一次令人厌烦的装腔作势的举动

英英释义

noun

• participation in theatrical productions as an extracurricular activity
• the art of writing and producing plays
  Synonym:dramaturgydramatic arttheatertheatre

双语例句

• It first puts emphasis on music dramatics in opera creation;
  第一部分重在阐述歌剧创作中音乐的戏剧性问题；
• I would have the children do more handiwork, dramatics, and dancing.
  我倒是希望让孩子们多做一些手工劳作，多演演戏剧，多跳跳舞。
• George's dramatics were beginning to irritate me.
  乔治的装腔作势开始让我恼火了。
• Each club had the following committees: food, management, wall newspaper, dramatics and singing and the committee for the survey of activities.
  俱乐部下面分设：伙食、管理、墙报、戏剧和歌咏以及活动检查委员会。
• Many people went in for writing, music, dramatics and similar activities.
  很多人从事绘画、音乐、演剧和其他类似活动。
• Cut the dramatics and get to the point.
  停止装腔作势，开始谈正题。
• The legitimate drama [ theater] Back then the chief executive had been president of the dramatics society.
  正统戏剧[演剧]当时这位行政首脑曾是戏剧协会的主席。
• Their introduction of Amateur Dramatics impressed Sophie so much that she signed up for it.
  他们对业余剧社的介绍给苏菲留下了深刻的印象，于是她就报了名。
• Angela says she longs to join an amateur dramatics class.
  安杰拉说她渴望参加业余戏剧班。
• Or it became the main measure to realize the dramatics and enlarge the connotations of drama.
  或者作为莎剧戏剧效果实现的重要手段，大大增强了莎剧的思想内涵。