histrionics
英式音标:[ˌhɪstri:\'ɒnɪks] 美式音标:[ˌhɪstriˈɑnɪks]
histrionics基本解释 n. 装腔作势的态度或举止;舞台艺术;表演(histrionic的复数) histrionic

histrionics怎么读
英式音标:[ˌhɪstri:\'ɒnɪks]
美式音标:[ˌhɪstriˈɑnɪks]
histrionics基本解释
n. 装腔作势的态度或举止;舞台艺术;表演(histrionic的复数)
histrionics的意思释义
n.
(用作单数)戏剧表演,舞台艺术;(常复数)装模做样;
英英释义
histrionics[ ,histri\'ɔniks ]n.
a performance of play
同义词:theatrical performancetheatricalrepresentation
a deliberate display of emotion for effect
histrionics用法及例句
双语例句
用作名词(n.)
She was used to her mother\'s histrionics.
她习惯了她母亲装腔作势的样子。
例句参考
Historical HistrionicsVisual Histrionics: Shepard\'s Theatre of the First Wall
Quartilla\'s Histrionics in Petronius, \"Satyrica\"16.1-26.6
Histrionics, vignettes and quartets: A syndrome of stress in heart surgeons.
Romantic Drama: Acting: histrionics, and dissimulation
Hysteria and Histrionics: Nietzsche, Wagner and the Pathology of Genius
Melodramatic Histrionics Bernhard Anselm Weber, \'Ich bin geliebt\' (Sulmalle), Sulmalle
EMBRYONIC HISTRIONICS: A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE BUSH STEM CELL FUNDING POLICY AND THE CONGRESSIONAL ALTERNATIVE
\"The survival of the fittest is our doctrine\": history or histrionics?
The Nāṭyaśāstra (a treatise on ancient Indian dramaturgy and histrionics)
histrionics词源
histrionics (n.)
\"theatrics, pretense,\" 1864, from histrionic; also see -ics.
histrionics相关例句
1. In this phase, the shouts and histrionics will abate somewhat.
在这个阶段,大呼小叫和装腔作势都将减少。
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2. The study showed one thing emphatically: The amount of histrionics your players display during a match correlates strongly to what the scoreboard says.
这项研究凸显出了一个问题,即球员在一场比赛中的假摔时间与计分板上的比分有着直接联系。
3. The study showed one thing emphatically: The amount of histrionics your players display during a match correlates strongly to what the scoreboard says.
这项研究凸显出了一个问题,即球员在一场比赛中的假摔时间与计分板上的比分有着直接联系。
4.They became aware that the late18 th-century cult of sensibility, which had championed untrammelled emotion as the fount of altruism, could easily spill over into self-indulgent histrionics; the sincerity they valued as the highest good could drift into self-deception and selfishness.
他们开始认识到,18世纪后期对敏感顶礼膜拜,将未驾驭的情感视为利他主义之源泉,却往往过于汹涌而沦为个人放纵的表演;而真诚----曾被视为世间较美好品质----却滑向了自欺欺人和自私的泥潭。
