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n1) театральна вистава, спектакль, театральне мистецтво2) театральність, награність -
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n. aktörlük, oyunculuk, tiyatro sanatı, yapmacık tavır, sahte davranış, duygu sömürüsü -
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n. aktörlük, oyunculuk, tiyatro sanatı, yapmacık tavır, sahte davranış, duygu sömürüsü -
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[histriɔniks]nounplural gledališka predstava, iganje; contemptuously izumetničenost, teatralnost -
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n. 연극, (연극 같은)언동 -
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n pl театрално представление, сценично изкуство* * *n pl театрално представление; сценично изкуств* * *n pl театрално представление, сценично изкуство -
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نمايش ، اجراء نمايش ، ظاهرسازي ، صحنه سازي -
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teātra māksla; teatrālums, neīstums -
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n. teaterkonst, skådespelarkonst -
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s comportament teatral -
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• teatraalisuus -
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noun(pl.)1) театральное представление, спектакль2) театральное искусство3) fig. театральность, неестественность* * *(n) наигранность; спектакль; театральное искусство; театральное представление; театральность* * *театральное представление, спектакль* * *n. театральное представление, спектакль, театральность; театральное искусство, неестественность* * *неестественностьспектакль* * *1) а) театральное представление б) театральное искусство 2) перен. неестественность -
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s [pl] glumačka umjetnost, gluma, glumljenje; teatralnost -
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s.histrionismo.pl.histrionismo teatralidad (despectivo) -
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nთეატრალური წარმოდგენა -
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yapmacik davranis, rol, artistlik, ayak -
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kb. (j.-ries) sejarah.
См. также в других словарях:
histrionics — his tri*on ics, n. 1. The histrionic art; stageplaying; acting. [PJC] 2. Insincere, exaggeratedly emotional or overly dramatical speech or behavior performed to create an impression rather than as an expression of true feeling; feigned emotion.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
histrionics — I noun acting, affectation, affectedness, airs, ars ludicra, artificial behavior for effect, display, dramatic art, dramatic representation, dramaturgy, emotional display for effect, exaggeration, false show, fanfaronade, melodramatics,… … Law dictionary
histrionics — “theatrics, pretense,” 1864, from HISTRIONIC (Cf. histrionic); also see ICS (Cf. ics) … Etymology dictionary
histrionics — [n] theatrics dramatics, dramatization, performance, performing; concept 674 … New thesaurus
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
histrionics — [[t]hɪ̱striɒ̱nɪks[/t]] N PLURAL (disapproval) If you disapprove of someone s dramatic and exaggerated behaviour, you can describe it as histrionics. When I explained everything to my mum and dad, there were no histrionics … English dictionary
histrionics — /his tree on iks/, n. (used with a sing. or pl. v.) 1. dramatic representation; theatricals; acting. 2. behavior or speech for effect, as insincere or exaggerated expression of an emotion; dramatics; operatics: Cut out the histrionics we know you … Universalium
histrionics — noun /hɪstɹiˈɒnɪks,hɪstɹiˈɑnɪks/ Exaggerated, overemotional behaviour, especially when calculated to elicit a response; melodramatics. I’m tired of Mary’s histrionics. Syn: drama … Wiktionary
Histrionics (The Higher album) — Infobox Album Name = Histrionics Type = studio Artist = The Higher Released = May 3, 2005 Recorded = Genre = Rock Length = Label = Fiddler Records Producer = Reviews = Last album = This album = Histrionics Next album = On Fire Histrionics was an… … Wikipedia
histrionics — noun plural but singular or plural in construction Date: 1864 1. theatrical performances 2. deliberate display of emotion for effect … New Collegiate Dictionary
histrionics — Synonyms and related words: Thespian art, amateur theatricals, blazon, blood and thunder, bravura, brilliancy, daring, dash, demonstration, demonstrativeness, display, dramatic art, dramatic form, dramatic irony, dramatic stroke, dramatic… … Moby Thesaurus