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1 dramatic
adjective(lit. or fig.) dramatischdramatic art — Dramatik, die
* * *[drə'mætik]1) (of or in the form of a drama: a dramatic performance.) Schauspiel-...2) (vivid or striking: a dramatic improvement; She made a dramatic entrance.) dramatisch3) ((of a person) showing (too) much feeling or emotion: She's very dramatic about everything.) dramatisch* * *dra·mat·ic[drəˈmætɪk, AM -t̬-]1. (in theatre) Theater-\dramatic production Bühnenbearbeitung f, Inszenierung f\dramatic work [Theater]stück nt\dramatic irony LIT tragische Ironie\dramatic monologue LIT dramatischer Monolog\dramatic poetry LIT dramatische Dichtung2. (action-filled) dramatisch\dramatic climax dramatischer Höhepunkt\dramatic spectacle dramatisches Schauspielshe looked rather \dramatic sie wirkte ziemlich theatralisch\dramatic gesture theatralische Gestethere's been a \dramatic rise in unemployment die Arbeitslosigkeit ist drastisch angestiegen* * *[drə'mtɪk]1. adj1) dramatisch; change einschneidend, dramatischthere was a dramatic improvement (in it) — es verbesserte sich dramatisch
dramatic works — dramatische Werke pl, Dramen pl
his dramatic ability — seine schauspielerischen Fähigkeiten
dramatic art — Theater nt
dramatic film — Filmdrama nt
2. n dramatics3. pl1) (= theatricals) Theater nt2)(= histrionics)
his/her etc dramatics — sein/ihr etc theatralisches Getue* * *dramatic [drəˈmætık]A adj (adv dramatically)1. dramatisch, Schauspiel…: → academic.ru/78501/unity">unity 12. Schauspiel(er)…, Theater…:dramatic critic Theaterkritiker(in);dramatic rights Aufführungs-, Bühnenrechte3. bühnengerecht4. MUS dramatisch (Sopran etc):dramatic tenor Heldentenor m5. fig dramatisch, spannend, auf-, erregend6. figa) drastisch, einschneidend (Veränderungen etc): their number has increased dramatically hat sich drastisch erhöhtb) aufsehenerregend (Rede, Schrift etc)c) drastisch, besonders anschaulich (Beispiel)B spl1. (auch als sg konstruiert) Dramaturgie f (Lehre von den Regeln für die äußere Bauform und die Gesetzmäßigkeiten der inneren Struktur des Dramas)* * *adjective(lit. or fig.) dramatischdramatic art — Dramatik, die
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2 poetry
noun[Vers]dichtung, die; Lyrik, die* * *1) (poems in general: He writes poetry.) Gedichte (pl.)2) (the art of composing poems: Poetry comes naturally to some people.) die Dichtkunst* * *po·et·ry[ˈpəʊɪtri, AM ˈpoʊə-]n no plshe writes \poetry sie schreibt Gedichteepic/lyric/narrative \poetry epische/lyrische/dramatische Dichtunglove \poetry Liebesdichtung/Liebeslyrik fwar \poetry Kriegsdichtung fGoethe's/Milton's \poetry Goethes/Miltons Dichtung [o Lyrik] fshe was \poetry in motion es war eine Freude, ihr zuzuschauen, sie hatte wunderschöne Bewegungen* * *['pəʊItrɪ]nto write poetry — Gedichte schreiben, dichten
the dancing was poetry in motion —
* * *poetry [ˈpəʊıtrı] s1. Poesie f, Dichtkunst f2. Dichtung f, koll Dichtungen pl, Gedichte pl:dramatic poetry dramatische Dichtung3. Poesie f (Ggs Prosa):prose poetry dichterische Prosa4. Poesie f:a) dichterisches Gefühl:b) fig Romantik f, Stimmung fpoet. abk1. poetic (poetical) poet.2. poetry* * *noun[Vers]dichtung, die; Lyrik, diepoetry reading — ≈ Dichterlesung, die
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3 dramatic
1) ( in theatre) Theater-;\dramatic production Bühnenbearbeitung f, Inszenierung f;\dramatic reading Schauspiellesung f;\dramatic work [Theater]stück nt;\dramatic irony lit tragische Ironie;\dramatic monologue lit dramatischer Monolog;\dramatic poetry lit dramatische Dichtung2) ( action-filled) dramatisch;\dramatic climax dramatischer Höhepunkt;\dramatic spectacle dramatisches Schauspiel;she looked rather \dramatic sie wirkte ziemlich theatralisch;\dramatic gesture theatralische Geste4) ( very noticeable) dramatisch, spektakulär;there's been a \dramatic rise in unemployment die Arbeitslosigkeit ist drastisch angestiegen -
4 texture
noun* * *['tekstjuə]1) (the way something feels when touched, eaten etc: the texture of wood, stone, skin etc.) die Beschaffenheit2) (the way that a piece of cloth looks or feels, caused by the way in which it is woven: the loose texture of this material.) das Gewerbe* * *tex·ture[ˈtekstʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]ncoarse/soft \texture grobe/feine Strukturskin \texture Teint mthe play has a rich and complex dramatic \texture das Schauspiel verfügt über eine ausgeprägte und komplexe dramatische Struktur* * *['tekstʃə(r)]n(stoffliche) Beschaffenheit, Textur f; (of dough also) Konsistenz f; (of food) Substanz f, Textur f; (of material, paper) Griff m und Struktur, Textur f; (fig, of music, poetry etc) Gestalt fthe smooth texture of silk makes it pleasant to wear — es ist angenehm, Seide zu tragen, weil sie so anschmiegsam ist
a sculptor interested in texture — ein Bildhauer, der an der Materialgestalt or -beschaffenheit interessiert ist
the texture of one's life — seine Lebensqualität
* * *texture [ˈtekstʃə(r)] s1. Gewebe n3. Struktur f, Beschaffenheit f4. BIOL Textur f (Gewebezustand)5. Maserung f (des Holzes)* * *noun1) Beschaffenheit, die; (of fabric, material) Struktur, die; (of food) Konsistenz, die* * *(in wood) n.Maserung -en f. n.Beschaffenheit f.Gefüge -n n.Struktur -en f.Textur -en f.
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