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41 histrionics
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42 histrionics
/,histri'ɔniks/ * danh từ số nhiều - thuật đóng kịch, thuật diễn kịch - trò đạo đức giả, trò tuồng, trò kịch -
43 histrionics his·tri·on·ics npl
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44 it is mere histrionics on her part
Общая лексика: с её стороны это чистое притворствоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > it is mere histrionics on her part
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45 no histrionics please!
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46 seni drama
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47 histriónicos
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48 artistlik
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49 неестественность
histrionics имя существительное: -
50 театральное представление
histrionics имя существительное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > театральное представление
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51 golpear contra algo duro
• histrionics• hit a foul ballDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > golpear contra algo duro
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52 histrionismo
m.histrionics.* * *1 histrionics plural, theatrical behaviour (US behavior)* * *SM1) (Teat) acting, art of acting2) (=oratoria) histrionics pl3) (=actores) actors pl, theatre people pl* * *histrionics (pl), play-acting* * *histrionismo nmhistrionics* * *histrionismo nm: histrionics, acting -
53 dramatics
tr[drə'mætɪks]1 SMALLTHEATRE/SMALL teatro■ amateur dramatics teatro amateur, teatro de aficionados2 (histrionics) afectación nombre femenino, teatron.• teatro s.m.n.inv.• teatro s.m.drə'mætɪksa) ( Theat) (+ sing vb)amateur dramatics — teatro m amateur or de aficionados
b) ( histrionics) (+ pl vb)[drǝ'mætɪks]his dramatics are very wearing — hace tanto teatro or es tan teatral que uno llega a cansarse
1.NSING (Theat) arte m dramático, teatro mamateur dramatics — teatro m amateur, teatro m de aficionados
2.NPL (=histrionics) dramatismo msingGeorge's dramatics were beginning to irritate me — el dramatismo de George me estaba empezando a irritar
* * *[drə'mætɪks]a) ( Theat) (+ sing vb)amateur dramatics — teatro m amateur or de aficionados
b) ( histrionics) (+ pl vb)his dramatics are very wearing — hace tanto teatro or es tan teatral que uno llega a cansarse
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54 Komödiantentum
n; -s, kein Pl.1. life as an actor; Szene: theatrical world2. fig. pej. play-acting, histrionics Pl.* * *Ko|mö|di|ạn|ten|tum [komø'diantntuːm]nt -s, no pl (pej)histrionics pl* * *1. life as an actor; Szene: theatrical world2. fig pej play-acting, histrionics pl -
55 театралност
theatricality, histrionics* * *театра̀лност,ж., само ед.; театра̀лничене ср., само ед. theatricality, histrionics; dramatics; неодобр. staginess.* * *theatricality* * *theatricality, histrionics -
56 istrionismo
* * *[istrjo'nizmo]sostantivo maschile histrionics pl.* * *istrionismo/istrjo'nizmo/sostantivo m.histrionics pl. -
57 неестественность
affectation, eccentricity, histrionics, pretense* * ** * *affectation, eccentricity, histrionics, pretense* * * -
58 Theater
n; -s, -2. nur Sg.; (Institution) (the) theat|re (Am. auch -er); (die Bühne) the stage; beim oder im Theater sein have a theat|re (Am. auch -er) job, meist be an actor ( oder actress), act for a living; zum Theater gehen go on the stage; sie will zum Theater ( gehen ) auch she wants to be(come) an actress, she wants to act; ich habe als Student viel Theater gespielt in my university days ( oder when I was a student) I did a lot of acting ( oder I was very into theat|re [Am. auch -er]); ( ganz modernes) Theater machen put on (avant-garde oder ultra-modern) plays; ins Theater gehen go to the theat|re (Am. auch -er); das antike / epische / absurde Theater ancient theat|re / epic theat|re / theat|re of the absurd (Am. auch -er); wann fängt das Theater an? (Vorstellung) when does the performance begin?4. nur Sg.; umg., fig., pej. (Verstellung) play-acting, histrionics Pl. geh.; Theater spielen put on an act; bes. SPORT play-act; das ist alles nur Theater (gespielt) that’s just put on, that’s all play-acting5. nur Sg.; umg., fig., pej. (Aufregung, Ärger) fuss, to-do, excitement, bother, trouble, carry-on; ( jemandem) ein Theater wegen etw. machen kick up a fuss (with s.o.) about s.th.; mach kein Theater! don’t make such a fuss!; ich kriege zu Hause das größte Theater! I’ll get hell at home!; es ist immer das gleiche Theater it’s always the same old carry-on (Am. spiel); das ist vielleicht ein Theater bis alle bereit sind etc.: it’s such a carry-on (Am. to-do) ( schwächer: business); das war ( vielleicht) ein Theater (Aufregung) that was a bit of a flap (if I ever saw one); (Aufwand) that was a (right) carry-on (Am. a huge foofaraw)* * *das Theatertheater; theatre* * *The|a|ter [te'aːtɐ]nt -s, -1) theatre (Brit), theater (US); (= Schauspielbühne) theatre (Brit) or theater (US) company; (= Zuschauer) audiencebeim or am Theáter arbeiten — to work in the theatre (Brit) or theater (US)
er ist or arbeitet beim Ulmer Theáter — he's with the Ulm theatre (Brit) or theater (US) company
heute Abend wird im Theáter "Othello" gezeigt or gegeben — "Othello" is on or is playing at the theatre (Brit) or theater (US) tonight
das Theáter fängt um 8 Uhr an — the performance begins at 8 o'clock
zum Theáter gehen — to go on the stage
ins Theáter gehen — to go to the theatre (Brit) or theater (US)
das französische Theáter — French theatre (Brit) or theater (US)
Theáter spielen (lit) — to act
jdm ein Theáter vormachen or vorspielen (fig) — to put on an act for sb's benefit
das ist doch alles nur Theáter (fig) — it's all just play-acting
das war vielleicht ein Theáter, bis ich... — what a palaver or performance or carry-on I had to... (inf)
das ist (vielleicht) immer ein Theáter, wenn er kommt — there's always a big fuss when he comes
* * *das1) (drama: His special interest is the theatre.) the theatre2) (a place where plays, operas etc are publicly performed.) theatre3) (plays in general; any theatre: Are you going to the theatre tonight?) theatre* * *The·a·ter<-s, ->[teˈatɐ]ntzum \Theater gehen to go on the stage\Theater spielen to put on a show, to act[ein] \Theater machen to make [or create] a fuss fam* * *das; Theaters, Theater1) theatrezum Theater gehen — (ugs.) go into the theatre; tread the boards
beim od. am Theater sein — be or work in the theatre
Theater spielen — act; (fig.) play-act; pretend; put on an act
2) o. Pl. (fig. ugs.) fussmach [mir] kein Theater! — don't make a fuss
* * *im Theater sein have a theatre (US auch -er) job, meist be an actor ( oder actress), act for a living;zum Theater gehen go on the stage;sie will zum Theater (gehen) auch she wants to be(come) an actress, she wants to act;ich habe als Student viel Theater gespielt in my university days ( oder when I was a student) I did a lot of acting ( oder I was very into theatre [US auch -er]);(ganz modernes) Theater machen put on (avant-garde oder ultra-modern) plays;ins Theater gehen go to the theatre (US auch -er);das antike/epische/absurde Theater ancient theatre/epic theatre/theatre of the absurd (US auch -er);wann fängt das Theater an? (Vorstellung) when does the performance begin?das ganze Theater lachte the audience roared with laughter4. nur sg; umg, fig, pej (Verstellung) play-acting, histrionics pl geh;das ist alles nur Theater (gespielt) that’s just put on, that’s all play-acting5. nur sg; umg, fig, pej (Aufregung, Ärger) fuss, to-do, excitement, bother, trouble, carry-on;(jemandem) ein Theater wegen etwas machen kick up a fuss (with sb) about sth;mach kein Theater! don’t make such a fuss!;ich kriege zu Hause das größte Theater! I’ll get hell at home!;es ist immer das gleiche Theater it’s always the same old carry-on (US spiel);das ist vielleicht ein Theater bis alle bereit sind etc: it’s such a carry-on (US to-do) ( schwächer: business);das war (vielleicht) ein Theater (Aufregung) that was a bit of a flap (if I ever saw one); (Aufwand) that was a (right) carry-on (US a huge foofaraw)* * *das; Theaters, Theater1) theatrezum Theater gehen — (ugs.) go into the theatre; tread the boards
beim od. am Theater sein — be or work in the theatre
Theater spielen — act; (fig.) play-act; pretend; put on an act
2) o. Pl. (fig. ugs.) fussmach [mir] kein Theater! — don't make a fuss
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59 Theatralik
f; -, kein Pl.; pej. histrionics Pl., self-dramatization; die mit ihrer Theatralik! the antics that woman gets up to!, if she could only see herself!* * *die Theatralikstaginess* * *die mit ihrer Theatralik! the antics that woman gets up to!, if she could only see herself!* * *f.staginess n. -
60 theatralisch
I Adj. theatrical (auch fig., pej.), histrionic fig., pej.; sein theatralisches Gehabe his histrionics Pl., his (love of) strutting and posingII Adv. pej. umhergehen, ankündigen etc.: theatrically, affectedly* * *stagy; histrionic; theatrical* * *the|at|ra|lisch [tea'traːlɪʃ]1. adjtheatrical, histrionic2. advtheatrically* * *1) ((behaving) as if in a play; over-dramatic: theatrical behaviour.) theatrical2) theatrically* * *the·a·tra·lisch[teaˈtra:lɪʃ]adj theatrical* * *1.(auch fig.) Adjektiv theatrical2.adverbial theatrically* * *A. adj theatrical (auch fig, pej), histrionic fig, pej;sein theatralisches Gehabe his histrionics pl, his (love of) strutting and posingB. adv pej umhergehen, ankündigen etc: theatrically, affectedly* * *1.(auch fig.) Adjektiv theatrical2.adverbial theatrically* * *adj.histrionic adj.stagy adj.theatric adj.theatrical adj. adv.histrionically adv.stagily adv.theatrically adv.
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histrionics — [his΄trē än′iks] pl.n. [sometimes with sing. v.] 1. theatricals; dramatics 2. an artificial or affected manner, display of emotion, etc.; melodramatics … English World dictionary
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