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the·at·ri·cals[θiˈætrɪkəlz]n plthe·at·rics[θiˈætrɪks]n plamateur \theatrics Laientheater nt, Amateurtheater nt* * *theatrics spl2. fig Theatralik f -
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amateur \theatrics Laientheater nt, Amateurtheater nt; -
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noun1) (non-professional) Amateur, der3) attrib. Amateur-; Laien-* * *['æmətə, ]( American[) - ər] 1. noun1) (a person who takes part in a sport etc without being paid for it: The tennis tournament was open only to amateurs.) der/die Amateur(in)2) (someone who does something for the love of it and not for money: For an amateur, he was quite a good photographer.) der/die Amateur(in)2. adjectivean amateur golfer; amateur photography.) Amateur-...- academic.ru/2024/amateurish">amateurish* * *ama·teur[ˈæmətəʳ, AM -mətʃɚ]I. nII. adj attr, inv historian, astronomer, photographer, painter Hobby-; (non-professional) athlete, tennis player Amateur-\amateur career Amateurlaufbahn f\amateur dramatics [or theatrics] Laienspiel nt\amateur sports Amateursportarten pl* * *['mətə(r)]1. n1) Amateur(in) m(f)2. adj1) attr Amateur-amateur boxing/competition — Amateurboxen nt/-wettkampf m
amateur gardener — Hobbygärtner(in) m(f)
amateur painter — Hobbymaler(in) m(f)
amateur photographer — Hobby- or Amateurfotograf(in) m(f)
2)See:= amateurish* * *A s1. Amateur(in), Amateursportler(in):amateur boxer Amateurboxer(in);amateur boxing Amateurboxen n;amateur flier Sportflieger(in);amateur flying Sportfliegerei f;2. Amateur(in):a) jemand, der eine Tätigkeit als Hobby betreibtb) Nichtfachmann m, pej Dilettant(in), Stümper(in):amateur actor Laienschauspieler m;amateur detective Amateurdetektiv(in);amateur gardener Hobbygärtner(in);amateur painter Sonntagsmaler(in)* * *noun1) (non-professional) Amateur, der3) attrib. Amateur-; Laien-* * *n.Amateur -e m.Anfänger - m.Dilettant -en m.Nichtfachmann m. -
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ama·teur [ʼæmətəʳ, Am -mətʃɚ] nattr, inv historian, astronomer, photographer, painter Hobby-;( non-professional) athlete, tennis player Amateur-;\amateur career Amateurlaufbahn f;\amateur sports Amateursportarten pl
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theatrics — noun plural Date: 1807 1. theatrical 1 2. staged or contrived effects … New Collegiate Dictionary
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theatrics — noun histrionics … Wiktionary
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theatrics — the|at|rics [θiˈætrıks] n [plural] especially AmE behaviour that is very loud and noticeable, and is intended to get people s attention … Dictionary of contemporary English
theatrics — the|at|rics [ θi ætrıks ] noun plural MAINLY JOURNALISM ways of behaving or doing something that are intended to make people notice you instead of to achieve a particular aim … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
theatrics — n. theater, art of theater; excessively dramatic behavior … English contemporary dictionary