戏剧化

A role made dramatically accessible by the concision of the form.

用这种简洁的形式戏剧化地表现出一个角色。

In 1769 she wrote a comedy entitled "The Sister," a dramatization of her own novel which was produced at Covent Garden.

1769年，她写了"姐妹"，这是她自己的小说戏剧化的是在考文特花园产生了喜剧。

You said you were always in a drama.

你说过你的人生总是很戏剧化

I mean, he thought that his life is, like, really dramatic...

我是说，他以为他自己的生活就像是，非常戏剧化的

Modernization of Chinese new poetry ; dramaticism ; empiricism ; obscuri

新诗现代化；中国新诗派；戏剧化；经验化；晦涩

It is important that you deal with things firmly, but nicely, and without dramatics.

重要的是坚定而礼貌、不要有戏剧化地处理问题。

This article centers on his technique of dramatization in this novel and discusses distinctive characteristics of the setting, plot, characters and lang...

第三章从戏剧化的角度解析小说中人物的塑造，小说语言的特点等，在本文最后得出结论。

Comsumptionism more obvious. It is mainly reflected by the visualization, dramatization and recreationalization of the war.

伊拉克战争中媒体与战争空前紧密的结合使得在商业化和全球消费主义盛行的背景下出现的战争媒体化趋势更加明显，这主要表现为战争的可视化、战争的戏剧化和战争的娱乐化。

So this dissertation analyzes the tendency of dramatization in his novels to show the innovative significance in narratology.

本论文首先以《大师与玛格丽特》为例，探讨了小说中的戏剧化倾向，揭示了作家在小说叙事上的革新意义。

To conduct the story dramatization bystoryteller's oral stories, it can enhance the life experience exchange among students.

若以说故事人口述故事，进行故事戏剧化，则能增进学生彼此生活经验的交流。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。