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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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(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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{'θiətə}
1. театър
to go to the THEATRE ходя/отивам на театър
open-air THEATRE театър на открито, летен театър
the THEATRE of cruelty театърът на ужаса
the THEATRE of the absurd театърът на абсурда
picture THEATRE кинотеатър
2. the THEATRE драма, драматургия
3. сценично изкуство
this play is good THEATRE тази драма e сценична
4. амфитеатрална аудитория
5. мед. операционна зала
6. арена
THEATRE of operations/war THEATRE арена на военни действия* * *{'diъtъ} n 1. театър; to go to the theatre ходя/отивам на театър; o* * *театрален; арена;* * *1. open-air theatre театър на открито, летен театър 2. picture theatre кинотеатър 3. the theatre of cruelty театърът на ужаса 4. the theatre of the absurd театърът на абсурда 5. the theatre драма, драматургия 6. theatre of operations/war theatre арена на военни действия 7. this play is good theatre тази драма e сценична 8. to go to the theatre ходя/отивам на театър 9. амфитеатрална аудитория 10. арена 11. мед. операционна зала 12. сценично изкуство 13. театър* * *theatre (ам. theater) [´uiətə] n 1. театър, представление, спектакъл; to go to the \theatre ходя (отивам) на театър; open-air \theatre театър на открито, летен театър; picture ( movie) \theatre кино; 2. драматургия; драма; сценично изкуство; this play is good \theatre тази драма е сценична; 3. амфитеатрална аудитория; 4. операционна зала (и operating \theatre); 5. прен. арена; поле на действие; \theatre of war арена на военни действия. -
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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.
6) арена, поприще, место действияSyn: -
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theatre, theater USA n2 ( art form) théâtre m ; the theatre of cruelty/the absurd le théâtre de la cruauté/l'absurde ; he works in theatre il travaille dans le théâtre ;5 GB Med ( also operating theatre) salle f d'opération ; the patient is in theatre le malade est en salle d'opération ;6 Mil théatre m ; a theatre of war le théâtre d'une guerre ; theatre of operations théâtre m d'opérations.B modif1 Theat [audience, lover, owner, seat, ticket] de théâtre ; [company, production, programme, stage, workshop] théâtral ; [manager, staff] du théâtre ; [visit] au théâtre ;
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