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theatrically

/θiˈæt.rɪ.kəl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera dramática o exagerada, como si se estuviera en un escenario'. Se usa para describir acciones o discursos excesivamente expresivos, afectados o destinados a llamar la atención, a menudo asociados con una representación teatral.

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adverb

/θiˈæt.rɪ.kəl.i/B2formalart
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera dramática o exagerada, como si se estuviera en un escenario'. Se usa para describir acciones o discursos excesivamente expresivos, afectados o destinados a llamar la atención, a menudo asociados con una representación teatral.

An adverb meaning 'in a dramatic or exaggerated manner, as if performing on stage.' It is used to describe actions or speech that are overly expressive, flamboyant, or intended to attract attention, often associated with theatrical performance.

  1. In a dramatic mannerB2formal

    In a way that is exaggerated, dramatic, or intended to attract attention, like in a theater.

    esde manera teatral

    • He theatrically threw his hands up in despair.
    • She paused theatrically before delivering the punchline.
    • The actor bowed theatrically to the applauding audience.

    Sinónimosdramaticallymelodramaticallystagily

    Antónimosnaturallyplainlysimply

  2. Related to theaterB2formal

    In a manner that relates to the performance of plays or acting.

    esDe manera teatral, en relación con el teatro

    • The play was staged theatrically with elaborate sets.
    • She moved theatrically across the stage.
    • The director wanted the scene to be performed theatrically.

    Sinónimosdramatically

Formas
  • more theatrically comparative form
  • most theatrically superlative form
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