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adj.
做作的
过分戏剧化的
不自然的
<文>表演的
his·tri·on·ic
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histrionically (adv.)
Adjective
1. characteristic of acting or a stage performance; often affected;
"histrionic gestures"
"an attitude of melodramatic despair"
"a theatrical pose"
"戏剧的"(比喻为“伪善的”),1640年代,来自法语 histrionique “与演员有关的”,源自拉丁语 histrio(属格 histrionis)“演员”,据说这个词源于伊特鲁里亚语。英语中的字面意义始于1759年。早期的形容词是 histrionical(1550年代)。相关词汇: Histrionically。
演戏状的,表演样的
Late Latin histrionicus, from Latin histrion-, histrio actor
The first known use of histrionic was in 1648
hit1 of 2verb
to strike usually with force the ball hit the house
hit a ball
to make or bring into contact with something
tipped over and hit the floor
to strike something aimed at
hit the bull's-eye
attack entry 1 sense 1
to affect as if by a blow
to arrive with a forceful effect
the storm hit at sundown
to come upon : discover
hit upon the answer accidentally
to get to : reach prices hit a new high
hit town that night
to reflect accurately
hits the right note
to fire the charge in the cylinders
hit2 of 2noun
a blow striking an object aimed at
blow entry 4 sense 1, collision
a stroke of luck
a great success
the show was a hit
base hit
a single dose of a narcotic drug
an instance of a computer user connecting to a given website
a million hits per day
a successful match in a computer search
hithertoadverb
up to this time
hitherto unknown facts
hither1 of 2adverb
to this place
come hither
hither2 of 2adjective
near entry 3 sense 3, nearer
the hither side of the hill
hitchhikeverb
to travel by securing free rides from passing vehicles
hitchhikeverb
to travel by securing free rides from passing vehicles
hitchhikeverb
to travel by securing free rides from passing vehicles
hitch1 of 2verb
to move by jerks
to catch, fasten, or connect by or as if by a hook or knot
hitch a horse to a rail
hitchhike
hitch2 of 2noun
a jerky movement or pull
an unexpected stop or obstacle
the plan went off without a hitch
the connection between something towed (as a plow or trailer) and its mover (as a tractor, automobile, or animal)
a knot used for a temporary fastening
a period usually of military service
do a hitch in the army
histrionicssingular or plural noun
theatrical performances
exaggerated display of feeling
histrionicadjective
too emotional or dramatic
of or relating to actors, acting, or the theater
histrionicadjective
too emotional or dramatic
of or relating to actors, acting, or the theater
1 Present-day Graham dancers are often taken to task for overacting, or histrionics or otherwise obscuring the integrity of their material.
2 It’s a great, very specific performance — and very well sung — if occasionally pushed too hard histrionically and often too hard to hear.
3 Mr. Fessenden, a producer of “Stake Land” through his Glass Eye Pix company, worried that an early outline for the movie lacked emotion and resembled a cold, action-driven blockbuster, the kind with a histrionic soundtrack.
4 Pearson, meanwhile, eggs on the actors to histrionic line readings and, as a result, an audience has little chance to savor any irony that might be lurking in the script.
5 Thomas's performance is still a virtuoso display of histrionics, though his repertoire of shrieks and howls does obscure the text.
6 He was sympathetic to blues and folk music and had one of his biggest hits in 1951 with Johnnie Ray’s “Cry,” a histrionic performance often cited as a rock ’n’ roll precursor.
7 Kline was overwhelmed by the Oscar-winning histrionics of Meryl Streep in his first movie, "Sophie's Choice," and it's as if he's been half in the shadows, playing second bananas and pompous-comic villains, ever since.
8 He remains disinterested in the histrionics that plague less confident m.c.s.
9 In the book’s histrionic, italicized prologue, he collapses on the defense table “like a Spartan on his shield, stark and horrifying.”
10 In truth, not even the most stolid skeptic maintains that Trump is a perfectly normal politician, and not even the most histrionic #Resistance foot soldier believes that Trump is literally Orange Hitler.
11 The cast list for “Days and Nights,” a modern reworking of Chekhov’s “The Seagull,” is so juicy that I approached the movie with lip-smacking expectations of scenery being chewed and spit out with histrionic gusto.
12 There is no histrionic sweetness, just a tamarind undertow, a kiss of lime and brine from knots of dried shrunken shrimp.
13 None is more exemplary than the histrionic thunderstorm that roils “Mont Blanc Seen From La Faucille, Storm Effect,” his largest canvas and one of his most famous.
14 Eschenbach was neither histrionic nor pathetic in this big work; for the most part, he seemed to have the emotional temperature and range of this music just right.
15 Daniels’s strength as a director lies less in his taste for histrionics and provocation than in his skill at observing quieter moments.
16 Not all kids listen to pop music, and not all kids are interested only in hearing histrionics and a big high note at the end.
17 By degree, every one of them lays bare for us the Gabriels’ latticework of friction and connection, and not ever by taking the theatrical low road, the one that wends its way through histrionics.
18 The line separating persuasive domestic drama and showy histrionics is never breached.
19 But in keeping with another gay literary tradition, there is an abiding sorrow, a ruefulness, underneath the histrionics.
20 The core symptom of histrionic personality disorder is attracting other's attention.
表演型人格障碍的核心症状是寻求关注.
1 虚伪
hollow-hearted histrionical cheap false hollow counterfeit deceptive untrue lying sham fictitious pretentious disingenuous pretended untruthful janus-faced barmecide colourable false-hearted truthless artificial lie facade hypocrisy pretence falsity untruth inveracity falsehood
2 过分戏剧化的
4 夸张的
stagy dramatic romantic coloured heroic theatrical mythic far-fetched overblown hyperbolic melodramatic overripe hammy turgid high-flown highfalutin overinflated
5 戏剧似的言行
6 做作
camp artificial affected theatrical unnatural overblown stagy flatulent mincing la-di-da pretence flatulence affectation play-act strained contrived factitious apish tinhorn minikin Godwottery dramatics pose attitudinize overstudy fake precious pretentious orotund camp up
7 演员
player impersonator Thespian theatricals personator actor stager mummer luvvy showman thespian histrionical turn cast performer trouper stage player play actor theatrical executor Roscius histrion playactor
8 装腔作势
posey portentous ACT frill attitudinize pose play-act put on the dog la-di-da air gush camp it up airs and graces histrionical respectable solemn perky lackadaisical mincing niminy-piminy self-dramatizing self-dramatization lug solemnity signify bluff playact prink prunes and prisms pound-noteish grand affected perk airy cutesy Hollywood conceited fay stagy gushy greenery-yallery act affectation gyver attitudinise assume dramatize emote affect put on dog put it on far back
9 假扮
10 剧院
11 表演的
12 矫揉造作的
hokey precious effete laboured posey actressy niminy-piminy contrived mannered cutesy twee mincing slushy exaggerated recherché artificial
14 戏剧上的
15 戏剧性的
16 装腔作势的
portentous la-di-da histrionical respectable solemn perky lackadaisical mincing niminy-piminy self-dramatizing pound-noteish grand affected perk airy cutesy Hollywood conceited fay stagy gushy posey greenery-yallery
17 用复数
dingbat work other good thing service part game down school line second list lead hour step store future content art due term oil picture wait dog fund sport supply letter round attention load ball stick bag custom glass lesson quarter god chain wave relation yard manner bowl bone circumstance rain yellow depth tap affair dozen consequence shade shake bean chamber mystery tail suck desert acre nerve sail hop premise horror rope stake gut sweat colour mesh Jack bearing cheer compliment elder scrap stripe vibration acoustic ethnic fry making preliminary marble creep firework honour dart flick swarm goggle cloak sounding domino precinct checker fixing folly thematic shiver Trot meander shudder eyeglass lancer frill draught heuristic skittle gob polemic sullen nicety rounder gape dungaree unmentionable macrobiotic weeper hysteric tenpin bedcover unpleasantry furbelow vesper pantaloon megrim fiddlestick ninepin escallop agogic knuckle-bone
18 演员的
19 演出
play performance spot appearance offering representation spec rendering staging rendition enactment presentment show appear do produce stage represent render enact playact make an appearance
20 矫揉造作
contrived mannered cutesy twee mincing air slush contrivance slushy affectation cute precious synthetic affected flowery stilted stagy hokey chichi minikin kitsch sophisticate on stilts exaggerated laboured recherché theatricals preciosity artificial histrionics
21 面部肌肉的
22 像做戏似的
24 做作的
camp artificial affected theatrical unnatural overblown stagy flatulent mincing la-di-da strained contrived factitious apish tinhorn minikin Godwottery overstudy fake precious pretentious orotund
26 戏剧的
28 舞台艺术
29 虚伪的
hollow-hearted histrionical cheap false hollow counterfeit deceptive untrue lying sham fictitious pretentious disingenuous pretended untruthful janus-faced barmecide colourable false-hearted truthless
30 不自然的
affected unnatural exaggerated strained self-conscious laborious far-fetched freaky constrained mannered inhibited stilted factitious laboured
31 演戏似的
32 表演
Thespian show performance acting rendering showing rendition turn perform execute display entertainment ad-lib make cut stage dramatics reading render give ACT play-act performing histrionics action interpretation playact
33 戏剧表演