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m theatre, AE theaterfig ( luogo) sceneteatro all'aperto open air theatre (AE theater)teatro lirico opera (house)* * *teatro s.m.1 theatre; (amer.) theater; ( palcoscenico) stage, scene: il teatro greco di Taormina, the Greek theatre in Taormina; teatro all'aperto, open-air theatre; il cinema e il teatro, the screen and the stage; frequentatore di teatri, theatre goer; ho visto l''Amleto' a teatro, I saw 'Hamlet' on the stage; questo soggetto non è adatto per il teatro, this subject is not fit for the stage; andare a teatro, to go to the theatre; fare del teatro, to be on the stage; scrivere per il teatro, to write for the stage // teatro esaurito, full house // gente di teatro, theatre people // (cinem.) teatro di posa, studio2 ( pubblico) audience3 ( opere teatrali) theatre; plays (pl.): il teatro di Shakespeare, Shakespeare's plays; il teatro greco, moderno, the Greek, modern theatre; teatro dell'assurdo, theatre of the absurd; teatro di varietà, variety (o amer. vaudeville)5 ( luogo d'azione) theatre, scene: questi luoghi furono teatro di molte battaglie, these places were the scene of many battles.* * *[te'atro]sostantivo maschile1) (luogo) theatre BE, theater AE, (play)house2) (pubblico)3) (genere) theatre BE, theater AE, dramadi teatro — [autore, attore] theatre attrib.
fare teatro — to act, to be an actor
4) fig. (scenario) scene, settingqueste strade sono state teatro di violenti scontri — these streets have been the scene of violent fighting
il teatro delle operazioni — mil. the theatre of operations
•teatro tenda — = big top used for theatrical performances
* * *teatro/te'atro/sostantivo m.2 (pubblico) tutto il teatro applaudiva the whole house clapped3 (genere) theatre BE, theater AE, drama; il teatro di Goldoni Goldoni's plays; di teatro [autore, attore] theatre attrib.; un uomo di teatro a man of the theatre; fare teatro to act, to be an actor; scrivere per il teatro to write for the stage4 fig. (scenario) scene, setting; queste strade sono state teatro di violenti scontri these streets have been the scene of violent fighting; il teatro delle operazioni mil. the theatre of operationsteatro all'aperto open-air theatre; teatro lirico opera house; teatro di marionette puppet theatre; teatro di posa studio; teatro tenda = big top used for theatrical performances. -
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(Amer.: theater) noun1) Theater, dasat the theatre — im Theater
go to the theatre — ins Theater gehen
2) (lecture theatre) Hörsaal, der3) (Brit. Med.) see academic.ru/106855/operating_theatre">operating theatre4) (dramatic art)* * *['Ɵiətə]1) (a place where plays, operas etc are publicly performed.) das Theater3) ((also operating-theatre) a room in a hospital where surgical operations are performed: Take the patient to the theatre; ( also adjective) a theatre nurse.) der Operationssaal; Operations-...•- theatrical- theatrically
- theatricality
- theatricals
- the theatre* * *thea·tre, AM thea·ter[ˈθɪətəʳ, AM ˈθi:ət̬ɚ]I. nopen-air \theatre Freilichtbühne f, Freilichttheater ntto go to the \theatre ins Theater gehenat the \theatre im Kino3. UNIVthe Greek \theatre das griechische Theaterto be in the \theatre beim Theater arbeitento do \theatre Theater spielen, auf der Bühne stehento make good \theatre bühnenwirksam sein, sich akk für die Bühne eignenher tears were pure \theatre ihre Tränen waren reines Theater\theatre of war Kriegsschauplatz m1. (of/for the theatre) (location, production, visit) Theater-long \theatre night lange Theaternacht\theatre seat Sitzplatz m im Theater, Theatersitzplatz m\theatre sister [or nurse] Operationsschwester f\theatre nuclear weapon taktische Atomwaffe\theatre weapon Kurzstreckenrakete f* * *(US) ['ɵɪətə(r)]n1) Theater ntwhat's on at the theatre? — was wird im Theater gegeben?
2) no pl (= theatrical business, drama) Theater nthe's always been keen on (the) theatre — er war schon immer theaterbegeistert
he has been in (the) theatre all his life —
not all Shaw's plays are good theatre — nicht alle Stücke von Shaw eignen sich für die Bühne
3) (Brit: operating theatre) Operationssaal m4) (= scene of events) Schauplatz mtheatre of operations — Schauplatz m der Handlungen
* * *theatre [ˈθıətə(r)] s2. MED Br Operationssaal m, OP m:1. Theater n:a) Schauspielhaus nb) (Theater)Publikum nd) Theaterwelt f:theater of the absurd absurdes Theater;theater of cruelty Theater der Grausamkeit;be in the theater beim Theater sein2. koll Bühnenwerke pl3. US Kino n (auch Publikum)4. fig (Kriegs) Schauplatz m:* * *(Amer.: theater) noun1) Theater, das2) (lecture theatre) Hörsaal, der3) (Brit. Med.) see operating theatre* * *(UK) n.Theater - n. n.Schauplatz m.Schauspielhaus n. -
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['θɪətə]n1) туатр, театральное искусство- off-Broadway theatre
- legitimate drama theatre
- outstanding theatre
- Shakespeare theatre
- children's theatre
- drama theatre- opera- toy theatre
- ballet theatre
- comedy theatre
- music hall
- variety theatre
- chamber theatre
- repertoire theatre
- epic theatre
- theatre of fact
- theatre of the absurd
- theatre of musical comedy2) театр, представление- enthusiastic theatre-goer
- theatrical review
- theatre company
- theatre circuit
- theatre repertoire
- ticket to the theatre
- season ticket to the theatre
- detractors of the new theatre
- be within theatre business
- run a theatre
- go to the theatre
- be at the theatre
- meet smb in the theatre
- be fond of the theatre
- be keen on the theatre
- start a new theatre
- book seats at the theatre
- scalp on theatre tickets
- cover the theatres
- theatre is on the tour
- theatres are overcrowded
- theatre gives two shows a day
- theatre closes down
- theatre has put on a new production
- theatre is holding a rehearsal
- theatre opens the season
- theatre closes the seasonSee:What's on tonight? /What's playing at the theatre? — Что сегодня дают в театре?
The play is currently running at the local theatre. — Эта пьеса сейчас идет в местном театре.
This city was to have a Shakespeare theatre. — В этом городе предполагалось создать театр имени Шекспира.
I have bought four seats to the theatre. — У меня есть четыре билета в театр. /Я купил четыре билета в театр.
•USAGE:В значении 1. - театр как вид искусства the theatre всегда употребляется с определенным артиклем. Названия театров употребляются с определенным артиклем: the Globe theatre, The Bolshoy Theatre. Названия театров, начинающиеся с имени собственного или существительного в притяжательном падеже, артикля не требуют. Названия театров пишутся с большой буквы (the National Theatre, the Haymarket Theatre, the Opera House, и т. д.) в отличие от названия типа театра (drama theatre, opera theatre, и т. д.), которое пишется с маленькой буквы -
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[ʹθıətə] n1. театрarena theatre = theatre-in-the-round
theatre of the absurd [of cruelty] - театр абсурда [жестокости]
theatre of fact - исторический театр (ставящий пьесы на темы новейшей истории, часто с привлечением реальных документов эпохи)
to go to the theatre - ходить в театр; идти в театр
to frequent theatres - ходить в театр, быть театралом
2. обыкн. sing1) театральное искусство; театрthe Greek [the modern] theatre - греческий [современный] театр
2) драматические произведенияGoethe's [Dryden's] theatre - театр Гёте [Драйдена]
3. сценические эффекты; режиссура; сценическое искусствоthe play was /made/ good theatre - пьеса была сценична; пьеса была хорошо поставлена
4. аудитория, зрителиthe theatre greeted the author with applause - зрители встретили автора аплодисментами
5. аудитория, демонстрационный зал; операционная (тж. operating theatre)lecture theatre - лекционный зал, аудитория
6. 1) поле действий; поприщеthey are just actors in the theatre of public life - они всего лишь актёры на общественном поприще /на подмостках общественной деятельности/
the town was the theatre of his early triumphs - этот город был свидетелем его первых триумфов /успехов/
Europe was the theatre of the First World War - первая мировая война разыгралась в Европе
2) воен. театрtheatre of war /of operations/ - театр военных действий, фронт
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m (G teatru) 1. (dziedzina sztuki) the stage, theatre GB, theater US- teatr dramatyczny/muzyczny a dramatic/musical theatre- teatr absurdu/okrucieństwa the theatre of the absurd/cruelty- pisać dla teatru to write for the stage2. (twórczość sceniczna) the stage, theatre GB, theater US- teatr francuski/polski the French/Polish theatre- teatr elżbietański the Elizabethan theatre- teatr Moliera/Szekspira the theatre of Molière/Shakespeare3. (instytucja) theatre GB, theater US- dyrektor teatru a theatre manager4. (budynek) playhouse, theatre GB, theater US- bilet/wyjście do teatru a theatre ticket/trip- miejsce/wizyta w teatrze theatre seat/visit- co grają w teatrze? what’s on at the theatre?- pójść do teatru to go to the theatre5. pot. (widownia) house, theatre GB, theater US 6. sgt pot. (przedstawienie) performance, play- po teatrze poszli na spacer after the play they went for a walk7. sgt książk., przen. (miejsce wydarzeń) theatre GB przen., theater US przen.- teatr działań wojskowych the theatre of military operations8. (udawanie) dramatics, histrionics, theatricals- nie odgrywaj teatru, tylko powiedz prawdę cut out the dramatics, and tell the truth- □ teatr bulwarowy popular theatre; (paryski) boulevard theatre- teatr cieni shadow theatre- teatr jednego aktora one-man (theatre) show- teatr kukiełkowy puppet theatre- teatr lalek puppet theatre- teatr objazdowy touring a. travelling theatre- teatr ogródkowy open-air theatre- teatr radiowy/telewizyjny radio/TV theatre- teatr wędrowny wandering troupe of actors■ teatr wojny książk. theatre of warThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > teat|r
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['θɪətə]сущ.; брит.; амер. theater1) театрto crowd / jam / pack a theatre — заполнять, заполонять театр
We were at the theatre last night. — Вчера вечером мы были в театре.
Syn:2)а) ( the theatre) театральное искусствоThe life of an actress belongs to the theatre. — Жизнь актрисы принадлежит театру.
б) драматические произведения, драматургияSyn:3) употр. с гл. во мн. театральные зрителиThe theatre thrice clapped the actor. — Зрители трижды вызывали актёра аплодисментами.
4)а) аудитория, зрительный зал в виде амфитеатраб) помост, возвышение; платформа ( для проведения публичных мероприятий)The Queen ascended the steps to the theatre. — Королева взошла по ступенькам на помост.
в) разг.; = operating theatre5) театральность, сценичность; сценические эффекты; постановка, режиссураThey bring real theater to a sales presentation. — Они привнесли настоящую театральность в процедуру презентации товаров.
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n1) театр2) аудиторія; демонстраційний зал; операційна (тж operating theatre)lecture theatre — лекційний зал; аудиторія
3) поле діяльності; нива (наукова тощо)theatre of war — військ. театр воєнних дій, фронт
4) театральне мистецтво, театр5) драматичний твір6) глядачі, аудиторія (слухачів тощо)7) сценічні ефекти; режисура* * *n1) театрarena theatre = theatre-in-the-round. theatre of the absurd [of cruelty] — театр абсурду [жорстокості]
to frequent theatres — ходити в театр, бути театралом
2) звичн. sing театральне мистецтво; театрthe Greek [the modern] theatre — грецький [сучасний]театр; драматичні добутки
Goethe's [ðryden's] theatre — театр Ґете [Драйдена]
3) сценічні ефекти; режисура; сценічне мистецтвоthe play was /made/ good theatre — п'єса була сценічна; п'єса була добре поставлена
4) аудиторія, глядачі5) аудиторія, демонстраційний зал; операційна (тж. operating theatre); lecture theatre лекційний зал, аудиторія6) поле дій; поприщеthey are just actors in the theatre of public life — вони всього лише актори на суспільному поприщі /на підмостках суспільної діяльності/; Europe was the theatre of the First World War перша світова війна розігралася в Європі; вiйcьк. театр
theatre of war /of operations/ — театр воєнних дій, фронт
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n1) театрarena theatre = theatre-in-the-round. theatre of the absurd [of cruelty] — театр абсурду [жорстокості]
to frequent theatres — ходити в театр, бути театралом
2) звичн. sing театральне мистецтво; театрthe Greek [the modern] theatre — грецький [сучасний]театр; драматичні добутки
Goethe's [ðryden's] theatre — театр Ґете [Драйдена]
3) сценічні ефекти; режисура; сценічне мистецтвоthe play was /made/ good theatre — п'єса була сценічна; п'єса була добре поставлена
4) аудиторія, глядачі5) аудиторія, демонстраційний зал; операційна (тж. operating theatre); lecture theatre лекційний зал, аудиторія6) поле дій; поприщеthey are just actors in the theatre of public life — вони всього лише актори на суспільному поприщі /на підмостках суспільної діяльності/; Europe was the theatre of the First World War перша світова війна розігралася в Європі; вiйcьк. театр
theatre of war /of operations/ — театр воєнних дій, фронт
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thea·tre, AM thea·ter[ˈθɪətəʳ, AM ˈθi:ət̬ɚ]I. nopen-air \theater Freilichtbühne f, Freilichttheater ntto go to the \theater ins Theater gehenat the \theater im Kino3. UNIVthe Greek \theater das griechische Theaterto be in the \theater beim Theater arbeitento do \theater Theater spielen, auf der Bühne stehento make good \theater bühnenwirksam sein, sich akk für die Bühne eignenher tears were pure \theater ihre Tränen waren reines Theater\theater of war Kriegsschauplatz m1. (of/for the theatre) (location, production, visit) Theater-long \theater night lange Theaternacht\theater seat Sitzplatz m im Theater, Theatersitzplatz m\theater sister [or nurse] Operationsschwester f\theater nuclear weapon taktische Atomwaffe\theater weapon Kurzstreckenrakete f* * *(US) ['ɵɪətə(r)]n1) Theater ntto go to the theatre — ins Theater gehen
what's on at the theatre? — was wird im Theater gegeben?
2) no pl (= theatrical business, drama) Theater nthe's always been keen on (the) theatre — er war schon immer theaterbegeistert
he has been in (the) theatre all his life —
not all Shaw's plays are good theatre — nicht alle Stücke von Shaw eignen sich für die Bühne
3) (Brit: operating theatre) Operationssaal m4) (= scene of events) Schauplatz mtheatre of operations — Schauplatz m der Handlungen
* * *1. Theater n:a) Schauspielhaus nb) (Theater)Publikum nd) Theaterwelt f:theater of the absurd absurdes Theater;theater of cruelty Theater der Grausamkeit;be in the theater beim Theater sein2. koll Bühnenwerke pl3. US Kino n (auch Publikum)4. fig (Kriegs) Schauplatz m:* * *(US) n.Theater - n. -
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1. IIIborder smth.1) border a lake (a garden, etc.) окаймлять озеро и т. д., cherry trees full bloom bordered the road вдоль дороги росли цветущие вишни2) border a river (the sea, life.) выходить к реке и т. д.; border another country граничить с другой страной; border smb.s land примыкать к чужой земле; а forest borders the lake лес подходит к самому озеру; the lands that border the Mediterranean страны с границей по Средиземному морю; France and Spain border each other у Франции и Испании общие границы2. XIbe bordered by smth. our garden is -ed by hedge- rows вокруг [всего] нашего сада растет /посажена/ живая изгородь3. XVIborder (up)on smth.1) border on the shores of a lake (on /upon/ smb.'s land, on a country, etc.) граничить с озером и т. д.; быть расположенным /находиться/ на берегу озера /рядом с озером/ и т. д., the two countries border on one another эти две страны граничат друг с другом; Soviet Armenia borders on Turkey Советская Армения граничит с Турцией2) border on dishonesty (on fanaticism, on madness, etc.) a) походить /быть похожим/ на обман и т. д.',б) граничить с обманом; his actions border on cowardice его поступки мало чем отличаются от трусости; this colour borders on red этот цвет приближается к красному; his economy borders on avarice его экономность смахивает на скупость /граничит со скупостью/; bis bravery borders on recklessness его храбрость граничит с безрассудством; the proposal borders (up)on the absurd это предложение можно назвать абсурдным; his behaviour /conduct/ borders on in sanity он ведет себя как сумасшедший /ненормальный/4. XXI1border smth. with smth. border a dress with silk (with lace, etc.) отделывать платье шелковой каймой и т. д. -
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A n1 ( frontier) frontière f (between entre) ; France's border with Spain la frontière entre la France et l'Espagne ; on the Swiss border sur la frontière suisse ; to have borders with six countries avoir une frontière commune avec six pays ; to cross the border passer la frontière ; to escape over ou across the border s'échapper en passant la frontière ; our allies across the border nos alliés de l'autre côté de la frontière ; north of the border gen au nord de la frontière ; ( when in England) en Écosse ; ( when in Ireland) en Irlande du Nord ; south of the border gen au sud de la frontière ; ( when in Scotland) en Angleterre ; ( when in Northern Ireland) en République d'Irlande ; ( when in US) au Mexique ;4 Hort plate-bande f ;5 ( hypothetical limit) frontière f (between entre) ; to cross the border into bad taste franchir la limite du bon goût ;C modif [control] aux frontières ; [crossing, patrol, state] frontalier/-ière ; [area, post, town, zone] frontière (after n, inv) ; [police] des frontières.D vtr1 ( lie alongside) [road, land] longer [lake, forest] ; [country] border [ocean] ; France borders Italy la France a une frontière commune avec l'Italie ; to be bordered by avoir une frontière commune avec ;2 ( surround) border ; to be bordered on three sides by trees être bordé d'arbres sur trois côtés ; to be bordered with lace être bordé de dentelle■ border on:▶ border on [sth]2 ( verge on) friser [rudeness, madness] ; the accusation borders on the absurd l'accusation frise l'absurde. -
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A n1 ( faculty) sens m ; sense of hearing ouïe f ; sense of sight vue f ; sense of smell odorat m ; sense of taste goût m ; sense of touch toucher m ; to dull/sharpen the senses émousser/aiguiser les sens ;2 fig ( ability to appreciate) a sense of le sens de ; a sense of direction/of rhythm le sens de l'orientation/du rythme ; a writer with a sense of history/the absurd un écrivain doué du sens de l'histoire/l'absurde ; to have no sense of style/decency n'avoir aucun style/aucune notion de la décence ; to lose all sense of time perdre toute notion du temps ;3 ( feeling) a sense of un sentiment de [guilt, security, failure, identity] ; his sense of having failed/being excluded son sentiment d' avoir échoué/d'être exclu ; he had the sense that something was wrong/that he had forgotten something il avait le sentiment que quelque chose n'allait pas/d'avoir oublié quelque chose ; a sense of purpose le sentiment d'avoir un but ; the town has a great sense of community la ville a un grand sens de la communauté ;4 ( practical quality) bon sens m ; to have the (good) sense to do avoir le bon sens de faire ; to have more sense than to do avoir suffisamment de bon sens pour ne pas faire ;5 ( reason) there's no sense in doing cela ne sert à rien de faire ; what's the sense in getting angry/leaving now? à quoi sert de se fâcher/partir maintenant? ; to make sense of sth comprendre qch ; I can't make sense of this article/this sentence je ne comprends rien à cet article/cette phrase ; it makes sense to do c'est une bonne idée de faire ; it makes good business sense to employ an accountant ce serait profitable d'employer un comptable ; to make sense [sentence, film, theory] avoir un sens ; not to make any sense [sentence, film, theory] n'avoir aucun sens ; what he said didn't make much sense to me ce qu'il a dit ne m'a pas semblé très logique ;6 ( meaning) gen, Ling sens m ; in the literal/strict sense (of the word) au sens littéral/strict (du mot) ; in all senses ou in every sense of the word dans tous les sens du mot ; in the sense that en ce sens que ; he is in a ou one ou some sense right to complain, but… dans un certain sens il a raison de se plaindre, mais… ; they are in no sense democratic ils ne sont en aucune manière démocratiques ;B senses npl ( sanity) raison f ; to bring sb to his senses ramener qn à la raison ; to come to one's senses revenir à la raison ; to take leave of one's senses perdre la raison or l'esprit.C vtr1 ( be aware of) deviner (that que) ; he sensed her uneasiness/her anger/her sorrow il devinait son malaise/sa colère/son chagrin ; to sense where/how etc deviner où/comment etc ; to sense danger/hostility sentir un danger/de l'hostilité ; to sense sb ou sb's presence sentir la présence de qn ;to knock ou hammer ou pound US some sense into sb ramener qn à la raison ; to see sense entendre raison ; to talk sense dire des choses sensées. -
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border ['bɔ:də(r)]1 noun(a) (boundary) frontière f;∎ on the border between Norway and Sweden à la frontière entre la Norvège et la Suède;∎ they live near the Scottish border ils habitent près de la frontière écossaise;∎ to cross the border passer la frontière;∎ they tried to escape over the border ils ont tenté de s'enfuir en passant la frontière;∎ north of the Border (from viewpoint of England) en Écosse; (from viewpoint of Ireland) en Irlande du nord; (from viewpoint of the US) au Canada;∎ south of the Border (from viewpoint of Scotland) en Angleterre; (from viewpoint of Northern Ireland) en République d'Irlande; (from viewpoint of Canada) aux États-Unis; (from viewpoint of the US) au Mexique(b) (outer edge → of lake) bord m, rive f; (→ of field) bordure f, limite f; (→ of forest) lisière f, limite f(c) (edging → of dress, handkerchief, plate, notepaper) bord m, bordure f(state) frontière (inv); (zone) frontière (inv), frontalier; (search) à la frontière; (dispute, patrol) frontalier(b) (be adjacent to) toucher;∎ Mexico borders Texas le Mexique touche ou a une frontière commune avec le Texas;∎ their garden is bordered on two sides by open fields sur deux côtés, leur jardin est entouré de champs à perte de vue∎ the Borders les Borders fpl, = région frontalière du sud-est de l'Écosse;∎ in the Borders dans les Borders►► Border collie colley m berger;border controls contrôles mpl aux frontières;border crossing passage m de frontière;Military border guard garde-frontière m;border incident incident m de frontière;border police police f des frontières;Customs border post poste-frontière m;border region région f frontalière;border states = états américains limitrophes du Canada;Border terrier terrier m;border town ville f frontière ou frontalière(a) (be adjacent to) toucher, avoisiner;∎ my property borders on his ma propriété touche la sienne;∎ Italy and Austria border on each other l'Italie et l'Autriche ont une frontière commune ou sont limitrophes(b) (verge on) friser, frôler;∎ to border on rudeness/a lie/the absurd friser l'impolitesse/le mensonge/l'absurde;∎ his remark borders on slander sa remarque frise la calomnie;∎ hysteria bordering upon madness une crise de nerfs proche de ou qui frôle la folie -
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'Ɵiətə1) (a place where plays, operas etc are publicly performed.) teatro2) (plays in general; any theatre: Are you going to the theatre tonight?) teatro3) ((also operating-theatre) a room in a hospital where surgical operations are performed: Take the patient to the theatre; (also adjective) a theatre nurse.) quirófano•- theatrically
- theatricality
- theatricals
- the theatre
theatre n teatrotr['ɵɪətəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (gen) teatro2 SMALLMEDICINE/SMALL quirófano3 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL cine nombre masculino4 (scene of action) escenario1 teatral, de teatro\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtheatre company compañía teatral(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
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1. theatre (и воен.); the stage(сградата) theatre, playhouseтеатър на военните действия воен. theatre of war2. (представление) performance; show3. (гледка, сцена) spectacle, sight, show* * *теа̀тър,м., -ри, (два) теа̀търа 1. theatre (и воен.); the stage; ( сградата) theatre, playhouse; оперен \театърър opera; \театърър на абсурда theatre of the absurd; \театърър на бойните действия воен. theatre of war;2. ( представление) performance; show;* * *theater (и сградата): go to the театър - отивам на театър; playhouse (сградата); puppet-show (куклен); performance (представление)* * *1. (гледка, сцена) spectacle, sight, show 2. (представление) performance;show 3. (сградата) theatre, playhouse 4. theatre (и воен.);the stage 5. ТЕАТЪР на военните действия воен. theatre of war 6. оперен ТЕАТЪР opera 7. отивам на ТЕАТЪР go to the theatre -
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1 noun(a) (building) théâtre m;∎ to go to the theatre aller au théâtre;∎ a night at the theatre une soirée au théâtre∎ Greek/modern theatre le théâtre grec/moderne;∎ Shakespeare's theatre le théâtre de Shakespeare;∎ I've been in the theatre for over thirty years je fais du théâtre depuis plus de trente ans∎ (operating) theatre salle f d'opération;∎ she's in (the) theatre (doctor) elle est en salle d'opération; (patient) elle est sur la table d'opération∎ Military the southern/eastern theatres les fronts mpl du sud/de l'est►► theatre of the absurd théâtre m de l'absurde;theatre bill affiche f de théâtre;theatre company troupe f de théâtre, compagnie f théâtrale;theatre critic critique mf théâtral(e) ou de théâtre;Military theatre of operations théâtre m d'opérations;theatre in the round théâtre m en rond;Medicine theatre sister infirmière f au bloc opératoire;Military theatre of war théâtre m des hostilités;theatre workshop atelier m de théâtre -
98 ♦ theatre
♦ theatre, ( USA) theater /ˈɵɪətə(r)/n. [u]1 teatro; arte drammatica; opere teatrali: to go to the theatre, andare a teatro; the English theatre, il teatro inglese; repertory theatre, teatro di repertorio; experimental theatre, teatro sperimentale2 teatro; (fig.) luogo d'azione: How many theatres are there in London?, quanti teatri ci sono a Londra?; an open-air theatre, un teatro all'aperto; in the theatre of war, nel teatro di guerra3 aula ad anfiteatro; sala di conferenze4 (med.) sala operatoria● theatre bookings, prenotazioni al teatro □ theatre-in-the-round, teatro con il palcoscenico al centro; arena □ (letter.) theatre of the absurd, teatro dell'assurdo □ theatre time, l'ora del teatro □ (mil.) theatre weapons, armi di teatro □ ( USA) a movie theatre, un cinematografo □ (med.) operating theatre, sala operatoria □ The play was good theatre, il dramma aveva eccellenti qualità teatrali. -
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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 -
100 Albee, Edward
(р. 1928) Олби, ЭдуардДраматург, продолжатель традиций А. Стриндберга и Т. Уильямса [ Williams, Tennessee]. Большое влияние на творчество Олби оказал "театр абсурда" [theatre of the absurd]. В его пьесах сочетаются элементы реалистического театра и театра абсурда, персонажи разделены стеной непонимания: "Что случилось в зоопарке" ["The Zoo Story"] (1958), "Песочница" ["The Sandbox"] (1959), "Американская мечта" ["The American Dream"] (1960), "Кто боится Вирджинии Вульф?" [ Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?] (1962), "Неустойчивое равновесие" ["A Delicate Balance"] (1967) - Пулитцеровская премия [ Pulitzer Prize], "Крошка Алиса" ["Tiny Alice"] (1969), "Морской пейзаж" ["Seascape"] (1975) - Пулитцеровская премия, "Три высоких женщины" ["Three Tall Women"] (1994). Также удостоен премий "Оби" [ Obie Award] (1960) и "Тони" [ Tony Award] (1964).English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > Albee, Edward
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