dramatizing

美 [?dræm??ta?z] 　英 [?dræm?ta?z]

• v.(把小說等)改編為劇本；演戲似地表現(xiàn)；把…戲劇化；使引人注目
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)戲劇法

詞形變化

第三人稱單數(shù)：dramatizes  現(xiàn)在分詞：dramatizing  過去式：dramatized  

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英漢解釋

v.	1. (把小說等)改編為劇本 2. 演戲似地表現(xiàn);把...戲劇化;使引人注目 3. 具有戲劇性;適于改編為劇本 4. (演戲似地)作假

英英解釋

v.	1. to make a book or story into a play 2. to treat a situation as more serious or exciting than it really is

例句

This is an issue dramatizing the fact that after the shooting incidence took place, the government did not provide all the information.

這正顯示在槍擊案發(fā)生后，政府沒有提供所有的資訊。

David is supposed to be her soul mate, but Murphy and Franco render him a self-dramatizing bohemian.

大衛(wèi)就此被設(shè)定為她的心靈伴侶，但墨菲與弗蘭科卻將其塑造為一個(gè)自吹自擂的波西米亞人。

Choose a scene in which you see the author dramatizing an acute conflict between or crisis within the characters.

選一幕你在里頭見到作者將角色中的嚴(yán)重沖突或危機(jī)戲劇化。

An honest recognition that new experiences can be difficult, without over- dramatizing , is healthy.

誠然，認(rèn)識(shí)到了新的經(jīng)驗(yàn)可能很困難，沒有過分渲染，是健康的。

Dramatizing the work of historians, Larson has produced a page-turner on par with The Devil in the White City.

通過對歷史學(xué)家的作品的戲劇化處理，拉爾森出品了一本和“白色城市的魔鬼”同樣引人入勝的書。

Getting noticed is largely a matter of dramatizing issues.

宣傳其實(shí)主要是如何將話題改編成故事的問題。

It was over-dramatizing the tragedy to think that Jerry's death was other than a hit and run accident.

如果認(rèn)為杰里的死不是一件駕駛員闖禍之后溜之大吉的車禍，那未免把這個(gè)悲劇過于戲劇化了。

He's dramatizing his novel for television.

他把自己的小說改編為劇本，以備電視播出。

He is dramatizing the story of his life.

他把自己的一生改編成戲劇。

The complexity of life is the ink marks doused over the rice paper, dramatizing shrewdness and the ways of the world;

人生之復(fù)雜，是潑灑在生命宣紙上的墨跡，渲染著城府與世故；