cothurnus

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co·thur·nus

C0675900 (kō-thûr′nəs)n. pl. co·thur·ni (-nī′) 1. A buskin worn by actors of classical tragedy.2. The ancient style of classical tragedy.

[Latin, buskin, from Greek kothornos, perhaps of Lydian origin.]

cothurnus

(kəʊˈθɜːnəs) or

cothurn

n, pl -thurni (-ˈθɜːnaɪ) or -thurns (Clothing & Fashion) the buskin worn in ancient Greek tragedy[C18: from Latin, from Greek kothornos]

co•thur•nus

(koʊˈθɜr nəs)

also co•thurn

(ˈkoʊ θɜrn, koʊˈθɜrn)
n., pl. -ni (-nī). 1. buskin (def. 2). 2. a grave, elevated style of acting; tragedy. [1720–30; < Latin < Greek kóthornos buskin] co•thur′nal, adj.

单词	cothurnus
释义	cothurnus enUK co·thur·nus C0675900 (kō-thûr′nəs)n. pl. co·thur·ni (-nī′) 1. A buskin worn by actors of classical tragedy.2. The ancient style of classical tragedy. [Latin, buskin, from Greek kothornos, perhaps of Lydian origin.] cothurnus (kəʊˈθɜːnəs) or cothurn n, pl -thurni (-ˈθɜːnaɪ) or -thurns (Clothing & Fashion) the buskin worn in ancient Greek tragedy[C18: from Latin, from Greek kothornos] co•thur•nus (koʊˈθɜr nəs) also co•thurn (ˈkoʊ θɜrn, koʊˈθɜrn) n., pl. -ni (-nī). 1. buskin (def. 2). 2. a grave, elevated style of acting; tragedy. [1720–30; < Latin < Greek kóthornos buskin] co•thur′nal, adj. EncyclopediaSeeCothurniThesaurusSeebuskin
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