单词 | theatrical |
释义 | the·at·ri·cal I. 1. < a theatrical jack-of-all-trades — Claudia Cassidy > < made no objection to his sons's theatrical ambitions — Collier's Year Book > 2. < a theatrical evangelist whose staged confessions and railings against sin are … hypocritical — Nona B. Brown > 3. a. < active virtue … is therefore theatrical, consciously dramatic, the wearing of a mask — W.B.Yeats > b. < a theatrical bow — Michael McLaverty > < one of the most theatrical figures in public life — J.K.Howard > II. 1. theatricals plural < forbid theatricals and other secular amusements in churches and churchyards — K.S.Latourette > < amateur theatricals > < student theatricals > 2. theatricals plural a. b. 3. < an eminent theatrical — Times Literary Supplement > 4. theatricals plural < the addition of exaggerated theatricals continued the steady deterioration of this ancient and once popular sport — Collier's Year Book > |
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