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Drama Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung



Drama
drama
Drama, Schauspiel
drama
Drama n
Dramen pl
drama
dramas
Drama n art
Dramen pl
Schuldrama n hist.
drama
dramas
academic drama
Dramatikerpreis m
Pulitzer-Preis für Theater Drama
playwrights' award; prize for drama
Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Dokudrama n; Doku-Drama n
Dokudramen pl; Doku-Dramen pl
docudrama
docudramas
gleich ähnlich gelagerter Fall m; Entsprechung f; Analogie f; Analogon n (zu etw.)
eine moderne Analogie zum antiken griechischen Drama
analogue Br.; analog Am. (to sth.)
a modern analogue to ancient Greek drama
große Sache f ugs.
Finanziell habe ich es nicht so schlimm gefunden, ich weiß aber, dass es für viele Leute ein Problem war.
Mach doch kein Drama aus einem verpassten Bus. Der nächste kommt in ein paar Minuten.
big deal coll.
The cost didn't seem like much to me, but I know it was a big deal for many people.
Don't make such a big deal (out) of missing the bus. There'll be another one along in a few minutes.
Dramatik f (Spannung) übtr.
die Dramatik des Augenblicks
eine hochdramatische Nacht
einer Sache Dramatik verleihen
Unfälle geborstene Leitungen und anderen Haushaltskatastrophen
Er macht aus allem immer ein Drama.
jemand der um alles viel Theater macht
Mach doch nicht so ein Theater darum!
drama fig.
the drama of the moment
a night of high drama
to lend drama to sth.
accidents burst pipes and other domestic dramas
He always makes such a drama out of everything.
drama queen
Stop being such a drama queen!
Dramatik f (Spannung) übtr.
die Dramatik des Augenblicks
eine hochdramatische Nacht
einer Sache Dramatik verleihen
Unfälle, geborstene Leitungen und anderen Haushaltskatastrophen
Er macht aus allem immer ein Drama.
jemand, der um alles viel Theater macht
Mach doch nicht so ein Theater darum!
drama fig.
the drama of the moment
a night of high drama
to lend drama to sth.
accidents, burst pipes, and other domestic dramas
He always makes such a drama out of everything.
drama queen
Stop being such a drama queen!

Deutsche Drama Synonyme

drama  
Bühnenstück  ÂDrama  ÂSchauspiel  ÂSpiel  ÂStück  ÂTheaterstück  
drama  Broadway  Grand Guignol  Passion play  Tom show  acting  alphabet  antimasque  art  audience success  
improvisational drama  Grand Guignol  Passion play  Tom show  antimasque  audience success  ballet  bomb  broadcast drama  burlesque show  
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Englische drama Synonyme

drama  Broadway  Grand Guignol  Passion play  Tom show  acting  alphabet  antimasque  art  audience success  ballet  blueprint  boards  bomb  broadcast drama  burlesque  burlesque show  carnival  charactering  characterization  charade  chart  choreography  circus  cliff hanger  closet drama  comedy drama  conventional representation  critical success  dance notation  daytime serial  delineation  demonstration  depiction  depictment  diagram  dialogue  documentary drama  dramalogue  dramatic art  dramatic play  dramatic series  dramatics  dramaturgy  drawing  duodrama  duologue  entertainment industry  epic theater  exemplification  experimental theater  extravaganza  failure  figuration  flop  footlights  gasser  giveaway  happening  hieroglyphic  histrionics  hit  hit show  iconography  ideogram  illustration  imagery  imaging  improvisational drama  legit  legitimate drama  legitimate stage  letter  limning  logogram  logograph  map  masque  melodrama  minstrel show  miracle  miracle play  monodrama  monologue  morality  morality play  music drama  musical notation  musical revue  mystery  mystery play  notation  off Broadway  off-off-Broadway  opera  pageant  panel show  pantomime  pastoral  pastoral drama  photoplay  pictogram  picturization  piece  plan  play  playland  playlet  portraiture  portrayal  prefigurement  presentment  printing  problem play  projection  psychodrama  quiz show  radio drama  realization  rendering  rendition  repertory drama  representation  review  revue  scenario  schema  score  script  sensational play  serial  show  show biz  show business  sitcom  situation comedy  sketch  skit  soap  soap opera  sociodrama  spectacle  stage play  stage show  stage world  stagecraft  stagedom  stageland  stock  straight drama  strawhat  strawhat circuit  success  summer stock  suspense drama  syllabary  symbol  tablature  tableau  tableau vivant  talk show  teleplay  television drama  television play  the boards  the footlights  the scenes  the  
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  dramatical  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  melodramatic  milked  mock-heroic  monodramatic  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  
dramatics  Thespian art  amateur theatricals  blazon  bravura  brilliancy  daring  dash  demonstration  display  dramatic art  dramatic form  dramatic irony  dramatic stroke  dramatic structure  dramaticism  dramatism  dramaturgy  eclat  etalage  exhibition  exhibitionism  false front  fanfaronade  figure  flair  flaunt  flaunting  flourish  histrionics  histrionism  manifestation  melodramatics  pageant  pageantry  parade  play construction  sensationalism  sham  show  showing-off  spectacle  splash  splurge  staginess  theatricalism  theatricality  theatricals  theatricism  theatrics  vaunt  
dramatist  advertising writer  annalist  art critic  author  authoress  belletrist  bibliographer  choreographer  coauthor  collaborator  columnist  comedian  compiler  composer  copywriter  creative writer  critic  dance critic  dramatizer  dramaturge  encyclopedist  essayist  farcer  farceur  farceuse  farcist  free lance  free-lance writer  gagman  ghost  ghostwriter  humorist  inditer  joke writer  jokesmith  librettist  literary artist  literary craftsman  literary critic  literary man  litterateur  logographer  magazine writer  man of letters  melodramatist  mimographer  monodramatist  monographer  music critic  newspaperman  novelettist  novelist  pamphleteer  penwoman  play doctor  play fixer  playwright  playwriter  poet  prose writer  reviewer  scenario writer  scenarioist  scenarist  screenwriter  scribe  scriptwriter  short-story writer  storyteller  technical writer  tragedian  word painter  wordsmith  writer  
dramatize  act a part  affect  assume  be a gas  be a hit  betoken  bill  bomb  brandish  breathe  bring forth  bring forward  bring into view  bring out  bring to notice  counterfeit  dangle  demonstrate  develop  disclose  display  divulge  do a bit  embody  enact  evidence  evince  exaggerate  exhibit  expose to view  express  fail  fake  feature  feign  flaunt  flop  flourish  give sign  give token  headline  highlight  histrionize  illuminate  incarnate  indicate  make a hit  make clear  make out like  make plain  manifest  materialize  mean  melodramatize  mount  open  open a show  overact  overdo  overplay  overstate  parade  perform  pile it on  play  play a part  play a scene  play up  playact  premiere  present  pretend  preview  produce  put on  put on airs  represent  reveal  roll out  scenarize  set forth  set the stage  sham  show  show forth  simulate  splash  spotlight  stage  star  succeed  theatricalize  token  trot out  try out  tug the heartstrings  unfold  wave  wear  

 

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Drama ist ein Oberbegriff für Texte mit verteilten Rollen. Die Dramatik ist neben Epik und Lyrik eine der drei grundlegenden literarischen Gattungen.