dramatic monologue

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• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)戲劇獨(dú)白；戲劇性獨(dú)白；戲劇獨(dú)白詩

英漢解釋

n.	1. a poem or other literary work consisting of words supposedly spoken by a character, often in a specific situation, either directly to the reader or to a listener

例句

To Browning, the dramatic monologue is an ingenious means to exploit his literary gift without getting too personal.

對布朗寧來說，戲劇獨(dú)白是一種既能開發(fā)文才，又可與角色保持一定距離的靈活方式。

Then, conversation dwindles to the main entertainment, a dramatic monologue from Winston.

然后眾人的高談闊論逐漸變成溫斯頓戲劇性的獨(dú)白，這是壓軸戲。

Chapter Five reveals the indeterminacy of interpretation of Browning's dramatic monologue.

第五部分揭示了布朗寧戲劇性獨(dú)白闡釋的不確定性。

"My Last Duchess" is a famous dramatic monologue by Browning.

《我最后的公爵夫人》是勃郎寧的著名戲劇獨(dú)白。

Dramatic monologue is a major feature of Browning's poems.

戲劇獨(dú)白是勃朗寧詩歌的一大重要特色。

The most important direct influence on the development of the dramatic monologue are the Romantic poets.

最重要的直接影響發(fā)展的戲劇性獨(dú)白是浪漫主義詩人。

Alfred, Lord Tennyson's Ulysses, published in 1842, has been called the first true dramatic monologue.

阿爾弗雷德，主坦尼森的尤利西斯，發(fā)表于1842年，被稱為第一個真正的戲劇獨(dú)白。

The Victorian period represented the high point of the dramatic monologue in English poetry.

維多利亞時期的高點(diǎn)代表的戲劇性獨(dú)白的英文詩歌。

The Speaker in the Dramatic Monologue--With Illustrations of the Poems of Tennyson, Browning and Eliot

戲劇獨(dú)白詩中的說話人--以丁尼生、勃郎寧和艾略特的詩作為例