英:[pəˈsəʊnə]
美:[pərˈsoʊnə]
英:[pəˈsəʊnə]
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per·so·na
pr sa n [or] pr so n
复数:personae或personas
词根:persona
adj.personate 伪装的
n.personation 演角色,装扮;冒名,冒充
vt.personate 扮演;伪装;冒充
noun
a character assumed by an author in a written work
plural personas [New Latin, from Latin] an individual's social facade or front that especially in the analytical psychology of Carl Gustav Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing compare anima
the personality that a person (such as an actor or politician) projects in public : image
plural personae a character in a fictional presentation (such as a novel or play)—usually used in plural
comic personae
persona non grata不受欢迎的人
1917年,"外在或社交人格",是荣格心理学术语,源自拉丁语 persona "人"(见 person)。早在1909年,埃兹拉·庞德就用过这个词,意为"代表作者声音的文学角色"。Persona grata 是晚期拉丁语,字面意思是"可接受的人",最初用于被派往接受国政府认可的外交代表; 因此也有 persona non grata(复数 personæ non gratæ)。
伪装人格:Jung指人对外界所表现的人格伪装或掩饰,与anima相反
人格面具
自然人
Latin
The first known use of persona was in 1732
personanoun
an individual's social facade or front that especially in the analytical psychology of C. G. Jung reflects the role in life the individual is playing compare anima sense 1
1 But “just” doesn’t do justice to his role, because Attenborough co-wrote the programs and the insertion of his persona into almost every scene is deliberate.
2 Throughout his memoir, Evans is more persona than person.
3 The problem is that this Latino nebbish persona isn’t very credible when inhabited by a man of such obvious sophistication and sex appeal.
4 Otherwise, you will take on the persona of a victim, offering only pain and fear to your daughter.
5 The personas grew out of a skit called "Too Much Tuna," which became popular on Kroll's eponymous Comedy Central show and featured the men presenting obscenely stuffed tuna sandwiches to celebrity guests.
6 But King has been known to put on edgier personas while performing.
7 He is not the clown his television persona suggests, but nor does he come across as a brooding master of suspense.
8 Richie showcases the outspoken and comedic persona she first displayed on “The Simple Life” and exhibits to her 4 million Twitter followers.
9 This was a rock star who, perhaps more than any other, had hidden behind bizarre, intimidating invented personas.
10 “She felt I had a persona on, and she was right.”
11 And neither of us are trained or super experienced actors, but we have years of experience performing and staying within ourselves, understanding our personas and what we can make funny.
12 Mr. Wallace, at this point, has assumed the tough-loving persona of Pam, an African-American mother in North Philadelphia, who is laying down for her son the rules for surviving an encounter with the police.
13 The directing animator, Marc Davis, sketched her while she recorded the dialogue and songs and many of her mannerisms and gestures can be seen in the character's on-screen persona.
14 Instead, over the years, she has developed a sartorial persona that’s one part Victorian damsel, one part sci-fi geisha and 100 percent off-the-wall.
15 Asked if both the delight and burden of assuming a persona didn't have a particular resonance for her, Pike said it did.
16 But all the while, this dark public persona was being outmatched by his true-life troubles outside of the ring.
17 He became known for his loud, brash persona, but also for his big heart and genuine interest in artists and their work.
18 Spooked by the ensuing media storm, festival organisers declared him persona non grata and cast him out like Satan.
19 But that occasional sidestepping is of a piece with her persona.
20 Although some might have been daunted by the four-and-a-half-page dramatis personae at the beginning of the novel – most readers delighted in it.
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