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dramatic

/drəˈmæt.ɪk/

Перевод: Описывает что-то внезапное, поразительное или захватывающее, часто связанное с переменами или эмоциями.

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adjective

/drəˈmæt.ɪk/A2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то внезапное, поразительное или захватывающее, часто связанное с переменами или эмоциями.

Describes something that is sudden, striking, or exciting, often related to change or emotion.

  1. Relating to drama or theaterB1formal

    Connected with plays, acting, or the theater.

    ruТеатральный

    • She studied dramatic arts at university.
    • The play had a dramatic climax in the final act.
    • He has a natural talent for dramatic performance.

    Синонимыdramaturgicalhistrionicstagetheatricalthespian

  2. Sudden and strikingB1formal

    Very sudden, noticeable, or impressive.

    ruРезкий и впечатляющий

    • There was a dramatic increase in sales last quarter.
    • The weather underwent a dramatic change overnight.
    • The results of the experiment were dramatic.

    Синонимыconspicuousimpressivemarkednoticeablepronouncedremarkablesignificantspectacularstartlingstrikingsubstantialsurprising

    Антонимыgentlegradualimperceptibleinsignificantmildmoderatesubtleunnoticeable

  3. Exaggerated or theatricalB2informal

    Behaving or reacting in an overly emotional or exaggerated way.

    ruТеатральный

    • She gave a dramatic sigh when she heard the news.
    • He made a dramatic exit from the room.
    • Don't be so dramatic; it's just a small problem.

    Синонимыaffectedexaggeratedhammyhistrionicmanneredmelodramaticoverdonestageytheatrical

    Антонимыmatter-of-factrestrainedsubtleunderstatedunemotional

Формы
  • more dramatic comparative form
  • most dramatic superlative form
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