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①戏剧的;演员的;表演的;
histrionicability (skill)
表演才能(技巧).
②演戏似的;做作的;
histrionic feelings
虚假的感情.
do sth in histrionic way
装模作样地做某事;用演戏似的办法做某事.
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-同义词和反义词
词性:adjective
例句1. a histrionic outburst’
词组
||1: Mr Santorum did his best to expand his appeal beyond the most conservative voters, talking in histrionic terms about the need for smaller government. ||2: “This is the most important election of your lifetime,” he intoned at a rally in Peoria, the supposed navel of middle America. ||3: “Freedom [is] at stake,” he tweeted on the morning of the primary. ||4: But he had already fluffed his lines, appearing to suggest that the unemployment rate was not that important (compared with preserving America’s founding principles, he meant).
||1:就冲他曾经煽情地说过缩减政府规模的必要性这一点,桑托勒姆在向保守选民施展魅力方面也算尽心尽力了。||2:“这是你们有生之年最重要的选举”,桑托勒姆曾在美国中部的中心城市皮奥利亚的某个集会上如是说道。||3:他曾在初选的早晨情绪激昂的说“自由就要被剥夺”。||4:但是他说错了话,因为他曾暗示失业率并不那么重要(其实他的意思相较于死守美国的基本准则来说,失业率不太重要)
||1:Mr Ashley’s thinking is more difficult to discern.||2:Does he hope to make a quick profit, as he did in January after Sports Direct bought, and then quickly re-sold, a 4.6% stake in Debenhams? (He has swapped his holding for the right to buy 6.6% of the retailer if its share price falls to a certain level.)||3:Perhaps he wants another outlet for flogging sportswear.||4:House of Fraser has challenged Mr Ashley’s purchase, saying the seller should have offered the stake to other shareholders first.||5:In the 1980s House of Fraser was the subject of a histrionic row between a British tycoon, Tiny Rowland, who coveted the company, and an Egyptian investor, Mohamed Al Fayed, who bought it.||6:The retailer hopes to sell itself more quietly this time.
||1:麦克·阿什利的想法愈发难以理解。||2:他在一月买进动向体育(Sports Direct),再迅速转手卖出,他是想用这种方式利用他在德本汉姆4.6%的股权一夜暴富?(如果股价回落到一定水平,他将把自己的股份换成购买德本汉姆6.6%的股权)。||3:又或许是他想为抛售运动服饰另寻出路?||4:弗雷泽百货(House of Fraser)已经对阿什利的抢购表示质疑,并表示出售方应把股权优先提供给其他股东。||5:在上世纪八十年代,弗雷泽百货(House of Fraser)曾是两大巨亨商业争夺的对象,最后结果是,垂涎已久的英国巨头蒂尼·罗兰德惜败,埃及投资商默罕默德·法耶德成功收购。||6:这次,弗雷泽百货希望这次的收购能够更加平静的进行。
adjective
1.Denoting a personality disorder marked by shallow volatile emotions and attention-seeking behaviour.
‘People with _histrionic_ personality disorder are constant attention seekers.’
‘And you risk being labeled as having a narcissistic or _histrionic_ personality disorder.’
2.Excessively theatrical or dramatic in character or style.
‘a _histrionic_ outburst’
‘Clarissa’s quiet apotheosis is offered as an alternative to _histrionic_ theatrics.’
3.Of or concerning actors or acting.
‘ _histrionic_ talents’
‘A little natural _histrionic_ talent and lots of luck are what you require to make it big on the silver screen.’
noun
1.An actor.
2.Dramatic performances; the theatre.
‘he loved the theatre and everything which savoured of histrionics’
‘This form of art provides ample scope for the actor to excel in histrionics.’
3.Melodramatic behaviour designed to attract attention.
‘by now, Anna was accustomed to her mother’s histrionics’
‘Frankly, I’m not that impressed by his histrionics here.’
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