theatre 的英语意思
theatretheatre British English, theater American English /ˈθɪətə $ -ər/ noun 
查看全部语言翻译1building [countable] a building or place with a stage where plays and shows are performed设有舞台、用于演出戏剧和节目的建筑或场所: 
an open-air theatre (=a theatre that is outside)露天剧场（=在室外的剧场） the Mercury Theaterthe Mercury Theater2plays [uncountable] a)plays as a form of entertainment作为娱乐形式的戏剧: I enjoy theater and swimming.我喜欢戏剧和游泳。the theatre He’s really interested in literature and the theatre.他对文学和戏剧非常感兴趣。 Yeats’ plays are great poetry but they are not good theatre (=good entertainment).叶芝的剧作是伟大的诗歌，但算不上好的戏剧（=好的娱乐）。 b)the work of acting in, writing, or organizing plays表演、编写或制作戏剧的工作: classes in theater and music戏剧和音乐课程in the theatre She’s been working in the theatre over thirty years.她从事戏剧行业已逾三十年。3place to see a film [countable] American English a building where films are shown放映电影的建筑；电影院 SYN movie theater American English, cinema British English: ‘Bambi’ was the first movie I ever saw in the theater.《班比》是我在电影院看的第一部电影。4hospital [countable, uncountable] British English a special room in a hospital where medical operations are done医院中进行外科手术的专用房间；手术室 SYN operating room American Englishin theatre Marilyn is still in theatre.玛丽莲还在手术室里。5war [countable] formal正式 a large area where a war is being fought战争正在进行的广大地区；战区: the Pacific theater during World War II第二次世界大战期间的太平洋战场THESAURUS同义词辨析stage the raised area on which the actors, musicians etc perform演员、音乐家等人表演所在的高台；舞台: · He came on stage to rapturous applause.· 他走上舞台，迎来了热烈的掌声。· The band will appear live on stage for the first time in three years.· 该乐队将时隔三年首次现场登台演出。the stalls British English, the orchestra American English the lower level of seats较低层的座位区；正厅座位: · He had a seat in the stalls.· 他坐在正厅前座。· We paid $100 for a seat in the orchestra.· 我们花了100美元买了一个正厅座位。the circle British English, the balcony the higher level of seats较高层的座位区；楼座: · They were sitting in the balcony.· 他们坐在楼座。the orchestra pit the space below the stage where the musicians sit舞台下方供音乐家就座的区域；乐池: · The actress fell into the orchestra pit.· 那位女演员跌入了乐池。box office the place in a theatre where you buy tickets剧场内购票的地方；售票处: · Collect your tickets at the box office.· 请到售票处领取您的票。programme British English, program American English a small book that you buy when you go to the theatre that gives information about the play and the performers去剧场时购买的介绍演出和演员信息的小册子；节目单: · His name is not in the programme.· 节目单上没有他的名字。· Do you want me to buy you a program?· 要我给你买一份节目单吗？interval British English, intermission BrE formal and AmE a short period of time between the parts of a play or show when the audience can talk or have a drink戏剧或演出各部分之间观众可以交谈或喝饮料的短暂休息时间；幕间休息: · We got a drink in the interval.· 我们在幕间休息时喝了点东西。
查看全部语言翻译1building [countable] a building or place with a stage where plays and shows are performed设有舞台、用于演出戏剧和节目的建筑或场所: an open-air theatre (=a theatre that is outside)露天剧场（=在室外的剧场） the Mercury Theaterthe Mercury Theater2plays [uncountable] a)plays as a form of entertainment作为娱乐形式的戏剧: I enjoy theater and swimming.我喜欢戏剧和游泳。the theatre He’s really interested in literature and the theatre.他对文学和戏剧非常感兴趣。 Yeats’ plays are great poetry but they are not good theatre (=good entertainment).叶芝的剧作是伟大的诗歌，但算不上好的戏剧（=好的娱乐）。 b)the work of acting in, writing, or organizing plays表演、编写或制作戏剧的工作: classes in theater and music戏剧和音乐课程in the theatre She’s been working in the theatre over thirty years.她从事戏剧行业已逾三十年。3place to see a film [countable] American English a building where films are shown放映电影的建筑；电影院 SYN movie theater American English, cinema British English: ‘Bambi’ was the first movie I ever saw in the theater.《班比》是我在电影院看的第一部电影。4hospital [countable, uncountable] British English a special room in a hospital where medical operations are done医院中进行外科手术的专用房间；手术室 SYN operating room American Englishin theatre Marilyn is still in theatre.玛丽莲还在手术室里。5war [countable] formal正式 a large area where a war is being fought战争正在进行的广大地区；战区: the Pacific theater during World War II第二次世界大战期间的太平洋战场THESAURUS同义词辨析stage the raised area on which the actors, musicians etc perform演员、音乐家等人表演所在的高台；舞台: · He came on stage to rapturous applause.· 他走上舞台，迎来了热烈的掌声。· The band will appear live on stage for the first time in three years.· 该乐队将时隔三年首次现场登台演出。the stalls British English, the orchestra American English the lower level of seats较低层的座位区；正厅座位: · He had a seat in the stalls.· 他坐在正厅前座。· We paid $100 for a seat in the orchestra.· 我们花了100美元买了一个正厅座位。the circle British English, the balcony the higher level of seats较高层的座位区；楼座: · They were sitting in the balcony.· 他们坐在楼座。the orchestra pit the space below the stage where the musicians sit舞台下方供音乐家就座的区域；乐池: · The actress fell into the orchestra pit.· 那位女演员跌入了乐池。box office the place in a theatre where you buy tickets剧场内购票的地方；售票处: · Collect your tickets at the box office.· 请到售票处领取您的票。programme British English, program American English a small book that you buy when you go to the theatre that gives information about the play and the performers去剧场时购买的介绍演出和演员信息的小册子；节目单: · His name is not in the programme.· 节目单上没有他的名字。· Do you want me to buy you a program?· 要我给你买一份节目单吗？interval British English, intermission BrE formal and AmE a short period of time between the parts of a play or show when the audience can talk or have a drink戏剧或演出各部分之间观众可以交谈或喝饮料的短暂休息时间；幕间休息: · We got a drink in the interval.· 我们在幕间休息时喝了点东西。