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基本释义：
dramatise
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美
- vi. 戏剧化；可改编成剧本（等于 dramatize）
- vt. 把……戏剧化；生动地表达（等于 dramatize）
第三人称单数 dramatises 现在分词 dramatising 过去式 dramatised 过去分词 dramatised
词典扩展 权威例句 实用例句
柯林斯词典
dramatise /ˈdræmətaɪz/
同根词
词根：drama
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adj.
dramatic 戏剧的；引人注目的；激动人心的
dramaturgic 编剧法的，戏剧作法的；演出的
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adv.
dramatically 戏剧地；引人注目地
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n.
drama 戏剧，戏剧艺术；剧本；戏剧性事件
dramatist 剧作家，剧本作者
dramatization 编剧；改编成戏剧
dramatics 演剧活动；演剧技术；业余演戏；戏剧性行为
dramaturgy 演出法；戏剧作法
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vi.
dramatize 戏剧化
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vt.
dramatize 使戏剧化；编写剧本；改编成戏剧
权威例句
1. There is no need to dramatise what he has done, he was a great friend and great president for me. It's only normal that he wants Inter to win.
没有必要夸大他所做的，他是一个伟大的朋友，伟大的主席，他希望国际米兰取胜，这是很正常的。
2. But I also do not want to dramatise things.
但我也不想多说些什么让事情复杂化。
3. Don't dramatise so much, just give us the facts.
不要过于渲染, 告诉我们实情就行了.《简明英汉词典》
4. We can begin by making our theatre a public space to dramatise and share our stories - for a child that never tells stories will just be a human shell.
让我们的戏剧成为一个公共空间，去戏剧化和分享我们的故事将会是一个开始，因为一个从未讲述故事的只会成为一个躯壳。
5. Remember to dramatise these facts when you include them in your screenplay.
记住你要将这些事实戏剧性的编织在你的剧本里。
6. An entry sequence has been established to deliberately dramatise the 'Cloudy Bay' view.
建立了入口的次序，特意放大了“云湾”的视野。
7. We have fallen against Chelsea, Tottenham and United and they are our title rivals, but we must not dramatise the situation because it is a long season.
我们输给了切尔西、热刺和曼联，他们是我们的争冠对手。但我们不能过于夸大目前的形势，因为联赛还很漫长。
8. It is unhealthy to dramatise life.
生活的戏剧化是不健康的。
9. There really are two Americas, but they are not captured by the standard class warfare speeches that dramatise the gulf between the rich and the poor.
美国的确存在两个阶层，但标准的阶级斗争言论阐述得并不准确，它们夸大了富人与穷人的差距。
10. This is perhaps the real contrast between Mr Cameron and David Davis, who left the shadow cabinet last month to dramatise his disgust with Labour’s erosion of civil liberties.
这或许就是卡梅隆与大卫•戴维斯的不同之处。
11. In doing so we dramatise the fact that with Solo deodorant, a guy can get absolutely any girl.
我们这样做是多余的事实，与单独除臭，一个人可以得到绝对的女孩。
12. As a former Hollywood actor, Ronald Reagan was never afraid to dramatise what he saw as the greatest economic threat of the 1970s and 1980s.
前好莱坞演员罗纳德•里根（RONALD REAGAN）对他所认为的上世纪70和80年代最大的经济威胁，轻松地作出了戏剧性的描述。
13. I want the background to dramatise what 's in the foreground, not merely act as a subtle backdrop.
我想用背景生动地衬托出在前景中的东西，而不仅仅是作为微妙的背景。
14. To an extent, all such productions, even though they are unscripted, will stage material in order to dramatise it.
从某种程度上说，所有这类节目，尽管事先没有剧本，但为了烘托效果，还是会安排一些噱头。
15. There is no need to dramatise what he has done, he was a great friend and great president for me.
没有必要去夸张的描述他做了什么，他对我来说是一个伟大的朋友和伟大的主席。
16. The only difference between the writer and the reader is that the writer is able to dramatise that private world.
作家和读者之间唯一的区别是作家能够戏剧性地表现这个私密世界。
17. We can begin by making our theatre a public space to dramatise and share our stories – for a child that never tells stories will just be a human shell.
让我们的戏剧成为一个公共空间，去戏剧化和分享我们的故事将会是一个开始，因为一个从未讲述故事的只会成为一个躯壳。
实用例句
1. Moreover, there was no question in the early 1980s that Labour was against these things, which made them easier to dramatise.
ECONOMIST: John Major
2. This is perhaps the real contrast between Mr Cameron and David Davis, who left the shadow cabinet last month to dramatise his disgust with Labour's erosion of civil liberties.
ECONOMIST: David Cameron
3. The second question is how far to dramatise the vote.
ECONOMIST: Six weeks left, and a mountain for the yes campaign to climb
4. Deronda is an easier book to dramatise than Zhivago and it shows.
BBC: Doctor Zhivago and Daniel Deronda: Your views
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