英语词汇“diseuse”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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The American actress Ruth Draper (1884-1956) was known for her character-driven monologues and theatrical sketches, portraying some 58 different characters utilizing a range of languages and dialects. A comparable entertainer today might be labeled a performance artist, but a term that emerged during Draper's lifetime was "diseuse." Broadly, a diseuse is a professional female reciter, though often the word is used specifically to refer to one who recites verse or other text to music. (A male reciter would be a diseur, but that word is rare in English.) Both "diseuse" and "diseur" derive from Old French dire ("to say") and ultimately from the Latin verb dicere.

Word History

Etymology

French, feminine of diseur, from Old French, from dire to say, from Latin dicere — more at diction

First Known Use

1896, in the meaning defined above

单词	diseuse
释义	diseuse noun di·seuse dē-ˈzüz -ˈzœz plural diseuses dē-ˈzüz -ˈzœz : a woman who is a skilled and usually professional reciter Did you know? The American actress Ruth Draper (1884-1956) was known for her character-driven monologues and theatrical sketches, portraying some 58 different characters utilizing a range of languages and dialects. A comparable entertainer today might be labeled a performance artist, but a term that emerged during Draper's lifetime was "diseuse." Broadly, a diseuse is a professional female reciter, though often the word is used specifically to refer to one who recites verse or other text to music. (A male reciter would be a diseur, but that word is rare in English.) Both "diseuse" and "diseur" derive from Old French dire ("to say") and ultimately from the Latin verb dicere. Word History Etymology French, feminine of diseur, from Old French, from dire to say, from Latin dicere — more at diction First Known Use 1896, in the meaning defined above
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diseuse

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