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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > drama critic
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drama [ˈdrα:mə]1. nouna. ( = theatre) théâtre mb. ( = play) pièce f de théâtrec. ( = catastrophe) drame m2. compounds* * *['drɑːmə] 1.noun ( genre) gen théâtre m; Television, Radio ( as opposed to documentary programmes) fiction f; (acting, directing) art m dramatique; (play, dramatic event) drame m; Television, Radio dramatique f2.drama critic — critique m dramatique
drama documentary — Television reportage m fiction
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drama ['drɑ:mə]∎ she teaches drama elle enseigne l'art dramatique;∎ Spanish drama le théâtre espagnol(c) (situation) drame m;∎ figurative to make a drama out of sth faire un drame de qch(d) (excitement) intensité f;∎ the drama of the situation is heightened by the fact that… l'intensité de la situation est renforcée par le fait que…;∎ a moment of high drama un moment d'émotion intense;∎ full of drama (film etc) plein de rebondissements►► drama critic critique mf dramatique ou de théâtre;Television drama documentary docudrame m;familiar pejorative drama queen comédien(enne)□ mf;∎ she's such a drama queen! quelle comédienne, celle-là!;∎ don't be such a drama queen! arrête ton cinéma!;drama school école f d'art dramatique, école f de théâtre;Television drama series série f dramatique;drama student étudiant(e) m,f en art dramatique -
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A n1 ( genre) gen théâtre m ; TV, Radio ( as opposed to documentary programme) fiction f ; modern drama le théâtre moderne ;2 (acting, directing) art m dramatique ;6 ¢ ( excitement) her life was full of drama elle menait une vie très mouvementée.B modif [school, course, student] d'art dramatique ; drama critic critique m dramatique ; drama documentary TV reportage m fiction. -
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noundrama critic — Theaterkritiker, der
* * *1) (a play for acting on the stage: He has just produced a new drama.) das Drama2) (plays for the stage in general: modern drama.) das Schauspiel3) (the art of acting in plays: He studied drama at college.) die Schauspielkunst4) (exciting events: Life here is full of drama.) das Drama•- academic.ru/22232/dramatic">dramatic- dramatically
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- dramatization* * *dra·ma[ˈdrɑ:mə]I. n[television] \drama Fernsehspiel nthistorical \drama historisches Stückthe situation was packed with \drama die Situation war hoch dramatisch* * *['drAːmə]n(= art, play, incident) Drama nt; (no pl = quality of being dramatic) Dramatik f18th-century German drama — das deutsche Drama des 18. Jahrhunderts
* * *1. Drama n, Schauspiel n:drama critic Theaterkritiker(in);drama school Schauspielschule f;drama student Schauspielschüler(in)3. Schauspielkunst f* * *noundrama critic — Theaterkritiker, der
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1) (a play for acting on the stage: He has just produced a new drama.) obra de teatro2) (plays for the stage in general: modern drama.) teatro, drama3) (the art of acting in plays: He studied drama at college.) arte dramático4) (exciting events: Life here is full of drama.) drama•- dramatic- dramatically
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drama n1. drama / obra dramática2. teatro / arte dramático
drama sustantivo masculino drama;◊ hacer un drama de algo (fam) to make a big deal out of sth
drama sustantivo masculino drama ' drama' also found in these entries: Spanish: teatralidad - teatro - género English: dramatr['drɑːmə]1 SMALLTHEATRE/SMALL (play) obra de teatro, drama nombre masculino, obra dramática; (plays, literature) teatro, drama nombre masculino2 (as school subject) expresión nombre femenino corporal; (at drama school) arte nombre masculino dramático\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLdrama critic crítico nombre masulino o femenino teatraldrama school academia de arte dramáticodrama ['drɑmə, 'dræ-] n1) theater: drama m, teatro m2) play: obra f de teatro, drama mn.• drama (ESP) s.m.• dramático s.m.• pieza s.f.'drɑːmə1) ( Theat)a) c ( play) obra f dramática, drama m2)a) u ( excitement) dramatismo mb) c (exciting event, story) (journ)['drɑːmǝ]1. N1) (=dramatic art) teatro m ; (=play) obra f dramática, drama m2) (fig) (=event) drama m ; (=excitement) dramatismo m2.CPDdrama critic N — crítico(-a) m / f de teatro
drama queen * N — pej peliculero(-a) m / f
drama school N — escuela f de arte dramático
drama student N — estudiante mf de arte dramático
* * *['drɑːmə]1) ( Theat)a) c ( play) obra f dramática, drama m2)a) u ( excitement) dramatismo mb) c (exciting event, story) (journ) -
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['drɑːmə] 1.1) (genre) teatro m.; telev. rad. (as opposed to documentary programmes) fiction f.2) (acting, directing) arte f. drammatica3) (play) dramma m.; telev. rad. fiction f.4) U (excitement)2.modificatore [school, course, student] d'arte drammatica, di teatrodrama documentary — telev. film verità
* * *1) (a play for acting on the stage: He has just produced a new drama.) lavoro teatrale2) (plays for the stage in general: modern drama.) teatro3) (the art of acting in plays: He studied drama at college.) teatro4) (exciting events: Life here is full of drama.) dramma•- dramatic- dramatically
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1) (a play for acting on the stage: He has just produced a new drama.) skuespill, drama2) (plays for the stage in general: modern drama.) drama, skuespill3) (the art of acting in plays: He studied drama at college.) drama, teaterkunst/-vitenskap, scenekunst4) (exciting events: Life here is full of drama.) spenning, dramatikk•- dramatic- dramatically
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dra·ma [ʼdrɑ:mə] n3) (play, theatrical piece) Drama nt, Schauspiel nt;[television] \drama Fernsehspiel nt;historical \drama historisches Stückthe situation was packed with \drama die Situation war hoch dramatischmodifier Theater-, Schauspiel-;\drama critic Theaterkritiker(in) m(f);\drama teacher Schauspiellehrer(in) m(f) -
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I сущ.общ. экипировка; оборудованиеoil [oil-drilling\] rig — нефтяная вышка
In February, 1940, Gracey exchanged his drilling rig for 500 shares of stock in the CI Drilling Co., Inc.
Syn:See:II 1. сущ.1) общ. шутка, проказаSyn:2) общ. проделка, хитростьSyn:trick, prank2. гл.1)а) общ. подшучиватьб) общ. обманыватьSyn:hoax, befool2) эк. манипулировать рынком (искусственно повышать или понижать цены или курсы валют, ценных бумаг и т. п.)Later during the war when the gold market responded to war news with sharp ups and downs, Morgan tried to rig the market by shipping gold out of America.
They enable producers to rig the market without bringing economies of large-scale production.
Joseph Howard, an able newspaperman and drama critic, conceived a hoax to rig the stock market
Countries now believe that they are the victims of a massive plot to rig the gold market in a way that diminishes the "purchasing power" of their oil.
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tr['ɵɪətəSMALLr/SMALL]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=theatre theatre{1) : teatro m (edificio)2) drama: teatro m, drama mn.• teatro s.m.BrE theatre 'θiːətər, 'θɪətə(r) noun1)a) c ( building) teatro m; (before n)b) u ( theatrical world)the theater — el teatro, la escena
c) u ( drama) teatro m; (before n) <company, critic> teatral, de teatro2) c ( movie theater) (AmE) cine m3) c ( operating theater) (BrE) quirófano m, sala f de operaciones(US) ['θɪǝtǝ(r)]1. N1) (=building) teatro mlecture theatre — aula f
operating theatre — sala f de operaciones
2) (=profession) teatro m3) (=drama) teatro mtheatre of the absurd — teatro m del absurdo
4) (fig) teatro m, escenario m2.CPDtheatre company N — compañía f de teatro
theatre of war N — escenario m de guerra
* * *BrE theatre ['θiːətər, 'θɪətə(r)] noun1)a) c ( building) teatro m; (before n)b) u ( theatrical world)the theater — el teatro, la escena
c) u ( drama) teatro m; (before n) <company, critic> teatral, de teatro2) c ( movie theater) (AmE) cine m3) c ( operating theater) (BrE) quirófano m, sala f de operaciones
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