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tragedian

/trəˈdʒiː.di.ən/

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noun

/trəˈdʒiː.di.ən/C1formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее писателя, особенно драматурга, который сочиняет трагедии, или актёра, специализирующегося на исполнении трагических ролей.

A noun referring to a writer, especially a playwright, who composes tragedies, or an actor who specializes in performing tragic roles.

  1. Writer of tragediesC1formal

    A person, especially a playwright, who writes tragedies.

    ruТрагик

    • Shakespeare is the most famous tragedian in English literature.
    • The ancient Greek tragedians, like Sophocles, wrote plays that are still performed today.
    • She is a modern tragedian whose works explore themes of loss and fate.
  2. Actor in tragic rolesC1formal

    An actor who specializes in performing tragic roles in plays or films.

    ruТрагический актёр

    • He is a renowned tragedian, known for his powerful performances in Shakespearean dramas.
    • The tragedian delivered a moving soliloquy that brought the audience to tears.
    • She trained for years to become a tragedian, mastering the art of portraying deep sorrow.

    Synonymstragedienne

    Antonymscomedian

Forms
  • tragedians plural form
  • tragedians' possessive plural form
  • tragedian's possessive singular form
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