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melodrama

/ˈmel.ə.drɑː.mə/

Übersetzung: Ein sentimentales Drama mit übertriebenen Emotionen, spektakulären Wendungen und Betonung der Handlung statt der Charakterentwicklung; auch ein reales Geschehen oder Verhalten, das wie ein solches Drama wirkt.

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noun

/ˈmel.ə.drɑː.mə/B2formalart
  • deEin sentimentales Drama mit übertriebenen Emotionen, spektakulären Wendungen und Betonung der Handlung statt der Charakterentwicklung; auch ein reales Geschehen oder Verhalten, das wie ein solches Drama wirkt.

A type of dramatic work, such as a play or film, characterized by exaggerated emotions, sensational plot twists, and an emphasis on action rather than complex character development.

  1. Extravagant ComedyB2formalart

    A dramatic work, often a comedy, where the plot and action are emphasized more than the development of characters.

    deMelodrama

    • The play was a melodrama, full of twists and turns but with shallow characters.
    • Critics dismissed the film as a melodrama, prioritizing spectacle over substance.
    • The director's latest work is a melodrama that relies heavily on action sequences.

    Synonymeextravaganzafarce

  2. Exaggerated Emotional DramaB2formalart

    A genre of drama characterized by exaggerated emotions, sensational plots, and stereotypical characters.

    deÜbertriebenes emotionales Drama

    • The soap opera is a classic melodrama, with characters constantly in crisis.
    • Her life turned into a melodrama after the scandal broke.
    • The movie was a melodrama, but the audience loved the over-the-top performances.

    Synonymehamsoap operatearjerkertheatricality

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  • melodramas plural form
  • melodramas' possessive plural form
  • melodrama's possessive singular form
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