Dictionary entry
Theatrical
Pronunciation: /θɪˈatrɪk(ə)l/
Pronunciation
/θɪˈatrɪk(ə)l/
Myanmar Meaning
ဇာတ်ရုံ ၊ သရုပ်ဆောင်မှုနှင့် သက်ဆိုင်သော။ ပလွှားဝင့်ကြွားသော။ ပြဇာတ်သရုပ်ဆောင်များ (amateur theatricals)။ အပျော်တမ်းပြဇာတ်ပညာရှင်များ။
Definition
theatrical /θi'ætrÇkl/ adj ၁။ ျပဇာတ္။ ဇာတ္သဘင္။ theatrical performances ❍ a theatrical company/career. ၂။ ဇာတ္ဆန္ေသာ။ မင္းသား၊ မင္းသမီးဟန္။ theatrical gestures. ❏ theatricality /θi ' ætrÇ'kælǝti/ n [U] ဇာတ္ဟန္ပါျခင္း။ ဇာတ္ဆန္ျခင္း။ အမူအရာပိုလြန္းျခင္း။ I was fascinated by the sheer theatricality of the event. theatrically /-kli/ adv : theatrically challenging ❍ behave theatrically. ❏ theatricals n [pl] ျပဇာတ္။ ဇာတ္ပြဲ။ သဘင္။ amateur theatricals.
Examples
- ‘The appeal of The Producers as a musical was its wicked wish to mock the whole pantomime of theatrical production and all who play in it.’
- ‘In a play packed with theatrical metaphors
- he suggests even dictators are actors.’
- ‘I'm sure that he has appeared in many fine theatrical productions during his long career as actor.’
- ‘His stepfather
- Ludwig Geyer
- was an actor who roped the whole family into theatrical productions.’
- ‘Yes
- Baltinglass Amateur Dramatics are back with a theatrical treat for us.’
- ‘The basic conditions of theatrical performance force actors to use words and signs that the audience can understand.’
- ‘This is the theatrical equivalent of the whodunnit you buy at the airport as you go on holiday.’
- ‘Schlusser has chosen a deliberately anarchic style for the story
- subverting theatrical convention for effect.’
- ‘The long silences really worked in a theatrical space.’
- ‘He pulled and pushed at the social and theatrical conventions of his day and constantly experimented with new dramatic form and technique.’
- ‘Much as I admire the new theatrical economy
- I also feel a lot of American drama suffers from a telescoped urgency.’
- ‘The company had an imaginative director and two budding theatrical costumiers who saved the day.’
- ‘It by no means has the same effect eighty years later but the entertaining allegory remains a stimulating theatrical event.’
- ‘Powell's dramatic presence is obvious and his theatrical contribution assisted greatly in telling the story.’
- ‘In the 20 or 25 years of his theatrical career
- Shakespeare produced 37 plays.’
- ‘He has recently performed in successful theatrical productions of Beau Brummel and Sleuth in the West End.’
- ‘To some
- he is a theatrical god
- to others
- an egotistical showman.’
- ‘Fair enough
- he criticises the theatrical performance
- the acting
- the drama
- the setting.’
- ‘In the end the play seems less a debate about modern art than a clever theatrical con trick in which we
- like Adam
- emerge decisively duped.’
- ‘This was Siobhan's first major role in a theatrical production.’