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Definition
Synonym
dramatic
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
dramatisch
dramatic
dramatisch, dramatische
dramatic
Schauspielkunst
f
dramatic
art
Dramatik
dramatic
art
Dramatik
f
dramatic
art
Dramaturg
dramatic
adviser
dramatisch; eindrucksvoll; aufsehenerregend
adj
eine dramatische Pause
dramatic
a
dramatic
pause
Schauspielkunst
f
dramatic
art; histrionic art
Dramaturgie
f
dramaturgy,
dramatic
composition
Dramaturgie
f
dramaturgy;
dramatic
composition
bühnengerecht; Bühnen...; Schauspiel...
adj
art
Laienspielgruppe
f
dramatic
amateur
dramatic
society
Dramaturg
m
Dramaturgen
pl
dramatic
adviser
dramatic
advisers
Dramaturg
m
; Dramaturgin
f
Dramaturgen
pl
; Dramaturginnen
pl
dramatic
adviser
dramatic
advisers
dramatisch; aufregend; packend; spannungsgeladen
adj
eine dramatische Rettungsaktion
dramatic
a
dramatic
rescue operation
Schauspiellehrer
m
; Schauspiellehrerin
f
Schauspiellehrer
pl
; Schauspiellehrerinnen
pl
dramatic
-arts teacher
dramatic
-arts teachers
Farce
f
; Posse
f
(Bühnenstück)
art
Farcen
pl
; Possen
pl
Posse mit Gesang
farce (
dramatic
work)
farces
farce with music
Theaterautor
m
; Bühnenautor
m
; Bühnendichter
m
; Dramatiker
m
; Stückeschreiber
m
ugs.
art
Theaterautoren
pl
; Bühnenautoren
pl
; Bühnendichter
pl
; Dramatiker
pl
; Stückeschreiber
pl
playwright; dramatist;
dramatic
artist
playwrights; dramatists;
dramatic
artists
Sopran
m
mus.
Soprane
pl
(hoch)dramatischer Sopran
lyrischer Sopran
jugendlich-dramatischer Sopran
Koloratursopran
m
soprano
sopranos
(high)
dramatic
soprano
lyric soprano; lyrical sooprano
young
dramatic
soprano
coloratura soprano
drastisch; einschneidend
adj
ein drastischer Anstieg Rückgang
von einschneidender Bedeutung
eine einschneidende Veränderung
eine einschneidende Wirkung
dramatic
; drastic; radical
a
dramatic
increase decrease
of great utmost importance
a drastic radical marked change
a far-reaching
dramatic
profound effect
schauspielerisch; Schauspiel…; bühnengerecht; Bühnen…; Theater…
adj
art
jds. schauspielerische Fähigkeiten
Laienspielgruppe
f
Er trat in die schauspielerischen Fußstapfen seiner Mutter.
dramatic
; stage …; thespian
formal
humor.
sb.'s
dramatic
skills; sb.'s thespian skills
amateur
dramatic
society
He followed in his mother's
dramatic
footsteps.
etw. dramatisieren
übtr.
; etw. übertreiben
v
dramatisierend; übertreibend
dramatisiert; übertrieben
to express sth. in a
dramatic
way; to react to sth. in a
dramatic
way; to emote (in excessive manner)
expressing in a
dramatic
way; reacting to in a
dramatic
way; emoting
expressed in a
dramatic
way; reacted to in a
dramatic
way; emoted
Theater
n
art
Theater
pl
Dokumentartheater
n
; dokumentarisches Theater
Jugendtheater
n
Landestheater
n
Sprechtheater
n
Staatstheater
n
Totaltheater
n
Volkstheater
n
ins Theater gehen
beim Theater sein
am Theater Arbeit finden
absurdes Theater
ein Theater bespielen
v
Wir waren gestern Abend im Theater.
Gibt es im Theater ein Buffet?
Was spielen sie heute Abend im Theater?; Was wird heute Abend im Theater gespielt?
theatre
Br.
; theater
Am.
(for
dramatic
performances)
theatres; theaters
Am.
documentary theatre; documentary theater
youth theatre; youth theater
state theatre; state theater; regional theatre; regional theater
spoken theatre; spoken theater
national theatre theater; state theatre theater
total theatre theater
popular theatre theater; folk theatre theater
to go to the theatre; to go to the theater
Am.
to be on the stage
to find work in the theatre
theatre of the absurd
to use a theatre
Br.
theater
Am.
for performances
We were at the theatre last night.
Is there a snack bar at in the theatre?
What's on at the theatre tonight?
Deutsche
dramatisch Synonyme
dramatisch
dramatisch
Âkatastrophal
Âtragisch
dramatisch
katastrophal
tragisch
Englische
dramatic Synonyme
dramatic
Alcaic
Anacreontic
Castalian
Homeric
Hudibrastic
Pierian
Pindaric
Theocritean
actor-proof
all-star
alto
ballet
balletic
bardic
baritone
bass
bravura
breathtaking
bucolic
choral
choric
cinematic
cinematographic
coloratura
colorful
complete
considerable
didactic
dithyrambic
dramatic
al
dramatist
dramatizer
dramaturge
dramaturgic
eclogic
effective
elegiac
epic
exaggerated
expressive
extraordinary
falsetto
film
filmic
flamboyant
graphic
ham
hammy
heroic
histrionic
hymnal
idyllic
impressive
legitimate
liturgical
lyric
major
marked
melo
dramatic
milked
mock-heroic
mono
dramatic
movie
narrative
noticeable
operatic
overacted
overdone
overplayed
pastoral
poetic
poetico-mystical
poetico-mythological
poetico-philosophic
poetlike
psalmic
psalmodial
psalmodic
radical
rhapsodic
runic
sacred
sapphic
scenic
sensational
shocking
showy
singing
skaldic
soprano
spectacular
stage
stagelike
stageworthy
stagy
starstruck
startling
stellar
stirring
striking
sudden
tenor
theaterlike
theatrical
thespian
thrown away
treble
underacted
underplayed
vaudevillian
vivid
vocal
dramatic
s
Thespian art
amateur theatricals
blazon
bravura
brilliancy
daring
dash
demonstration
display
dramatic
art
dramatic
form
dramatic
irony
dramatic
stroke
dramatic
structure
dramatic
ism
dramatism
dramaturgy
eclat
etalage
exhibition
exhibitionism
false front
fanfaronade
figure
flair
flaunt
flaunting
flourish
histrionics
histrionism
manifestation
melo
dramatic
s
pageant
pageantry
parade
play construction
sensationalism
sham
show
showing-off
spectacle
splash
splurge
staginess
theatricalism
theatricality
theatricals
theatricism
theatrics
vaunt
dramatic Definition
Dramatic
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Dramatical
dramatic Bedeutung
dramatic
production
dramatic
performance
the
act
of
performing
a
drama,
the
group
joined
together
in
a
dramatic
production
dramaturgy
dramatic
art
dramatic
s
theater
theatre
r
the
art
of
writing
and
producing
plays
dramatic
composition
dramatic
work
a
play
for
performance
on
the
stage
or
television
or
in
a
movie
etc.
play
drama
dramatic
play
a
dramatic
work
intended
for
performance
by
actors
on
a
stage,
he
wrote
several
plays
but
only
one
was
produced
on
Broadway
dramatic
irony
(theater)
irony
that
occurs
when
the
meaning
of
the
situation
is
understood
by
the
audience
but
not
by
the
characters
in
the
play
drama
dramatic
event
an
episode
that
is
turbulent
or
highly
emotional
dramatic
suitable
to
or
characteristic
of
drama,
a
dramatic
entrance
in
a
swirling
cape,
a
dramatic
rescue
at
sea
dramatic
spectacular
striking
sensational
in
appearance
or
thrilling
in
effect,
a
dramatic
sunset,
a
dramatic
pause,
a
spectacular
display
of
northern
lights,
it
was
a
spectacular
play,
his
striking
good
looks
always
created
a
sensation
dramatic
used
of
a
singer
or
singing
voice
that
is
marked
by
power
and
expressiveness
and
a
histrionic
or
theatrical
style,
a
dramatic
tenor,
a
dramatic
soprano
dramatic
pertaining
to
or
characteristic
of
drama,
dramatic
arts
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