drama

A noun referring to a genre of literature, film, or performance that involves conflict, emotion, and character development, often intended for theatrical presentation.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее жанр литературы, кино или представления, который включает конфликт, эмоции и развитие персонажей, часто предназначенный для театральной постановки.esGénero literario, cinematográfico o teatral que presenta conflictos, emociones y desarrollo de personajes, a menudo destinado a la representación escénica. También se refiere a una obra de este género o a una situación de la vida real cargada de tensión y emociones fuertes.frGenre littéraire, cinématographique ou théâtral qui met en scène des conflits, des émotions et l'évolution des personnages, souvent destiné à la représentation scénique. Désigne aussi ce genre d'œuvre ou un événement chargé d'émotions fortes.deEin Substantiv, das ein literarisches, filmisches oder szenisches Genre bezeichnet, das Konflikt, Emotionen und die Entwicklung von Figuren umfasst und oft für die Theateraufführung bestimmt ist.ptSubstantivo que designa um gênero de literatura, cinema ou espetáculo que envolve conflito, emoções e desenvolvimento de personagens, frequentemente destinado à encenação teatral. Também pode se referir a uma situação real cheia de tensão ou emoção.zh指一种文学、电影或表演体裁，包含冲突、情感和人物发展，通常为舞台演出而创作。arاسم يشير إلى نوع أدبي أو فني يُعرض على المسرح أو في السينما أو التلفزيون، ويقوم على الصراع والعواطف وتطور الشخصيات. ويُستخدم أيضًا للإشارة إلى المسرحية نفسها أو إلى الأحداث الدرامية.

1. Theatrical play A2 formal art

   A play for theatre, radio, or television, typically involving conflict and emotion.

   • She performed in a drama at the local theatre.
   • The drama was written by a famous playwright.
   • They studied classical Greek drama in school.

   ruДрамаesObra dramáticafrPièce de théâtredeDramaptDramazh戏剧arدراما

   Sinónimos: pieceplayproductionshow

2. Exciting or emotional event B1 informal

   An exciting, emotional, or unexpected series of events or circumstances.

   • There was a lot of drama at the office when the boss resigned.
   • She loves creating drama over small issues.
   • The family gathering was full of drama and arguments.

   ruДрамаesdramafrDrame (événement excitant ou émotionnel)deDramaptDramazh戏剧性事件arدراما

   Sinónimos: commotionexcitementfusshistrionicsstirtensionturmoilupheaval

   Antónimos: calmpeacequiettranquility

3. Genre of film or TV A2 formal art

   A genre of narrative film or television that deals with serious, emotional themes.

   • I prefer watching dramas over comedies.
   • This drama series has won several awards.
   • The movie is a historical drama set in the 18th century.

   ruДрамаesGénero dramáticofrDrame (genre cinématographique ou télévisuel)deDramaptDramazh剧情片arدراما

   Antónimos: comedy

• dramas plural form
• dramas' possessive plural form
• drama's possessive singular form