dramatisation

• 指将故事或事件改编成戏剧形式的过程，也指这种戏剧化呈现的结果或作品。

A noun referring to the process of adapting a story or event into a dramatic form, or the resulting dramatic representation.

1. Conversion into dramatic formB2formal

   The process of adapting a story, event, or idea into a play, film, or other dramatic presentation.

   戏剧化改编

   • The novel's dramatisation for television took two years.
   • The dramatisation of historical events can make them more accessible.
   • Her dramatisation of the fairy tale was a hit with children.

   同义词adaptationdramatizationstaging

2. A dramatic representationB2formal

   A performance or presentation that portrays a story or situation in a vivid, emotional, or exaggerated way.

   戏剧化表现

   • The play was a powerful dramatisation of the war.
   • The courtroom drama was a dramatisation of real events.
   • His speech was a dramatisation of the struggles faced by the community.

   同义词dramatizationperformanceplayproductionrenditionrepresentationspectacletheatrical

   反义词factreality