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di·ver·tisse·ment
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French, literally, diversion, from divertiss- (stem of divertir)
The first known use of divertissement was circa 1728
1 for visitors seeking more cerebral divertissement, the city boasts a fine performing arts center
2 The loveliest expression of these is in the second act, where the enchanted forest is replaced by a pure-dance divertissement.
3 And the Mother Ginger divertissement had to be omitted altogether, since there was no way to fit eight older Polichinelles under her skirt.
4 This season, the Act 2 pas de quatre, a speedy and demanding divertissement for three women and one man, was cut to help streamline the ballet.
5 Historical revisionism as an academic divertissement is corrupting, muddling the intellects of generations.
6 Festive music is suddenly heard as the people celebrate Thésée’s safe return in an ironic divertissement.
7 Whole numbers were excised, though Prokofiev was able to salvage some of the divertissements elsewhere in the score.
8 With the young Queen Victoria often in the audience, the world’s foremost ballerinas appeared there, sometimes in duets, trios, and quartets, with Perrot making creative breakthroughs in terms of both narrative ballet and pure-dance divertissements.
9 With the young Queen Victoria often in the audience, the world’s foremost ballerinas appeared there, sometimes in duets, trios and quartets, with Perrot making creative breakthroughs in terms of both narrative ballet and pure-dance divertissements.
1 余兴
2 娱乐
light recreational diverting game play resource sport entertainment pleasure recreation pursuit distraction relaxation amusement pastime rec entertain divert recreate amuse beguile time killer entertaining sporting feast diversion glee gaiety disport fun beer and skittles recreative treat dissipation avocation delectation jeu relax distract rec. laugh delight occupation ploy merriment refection
3 消遣
sport distraction amusement diversion pastime avocation beguile disport light resource relief pleasure hobby recreation occupation relaxation divertive rec. diddly-bop game play laugh toy rec dissipation refection
4 幕间插演节目
5 幕间表演