LingakuFrequency rank: 11,821. – 11,851.
- drama; theatre; theater; play
noun (common) (futsuumeishi); nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
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- drama; theatre; theater; play
This term refers to a form of art and performance often characterized by the representation of stories and emotions through acting. It can denote both the venue where performances occur and the performances themselves.
Generated collocations (experimental)
えんげき演劇をみる観るto watch a playえんげき演劇のれんしゅう練習drama practiceえんげきぶ演劇部drama clubえんげき演劇さい祭theatre festivalえんげき演劇がっこう学校drama schoolげんだい現代えんげき演劇modern dramaこてん古典えんげき演劇classical theatreえんげき演劇さくひん作品theatrical workえんげき演劇をみる見るto see a playえんげき演劇のせかい世界the world of theaterえんげき演劇のれきし歴史history of dramaえんげき演劇りろん理論theory of dramaそっきょう即興えんげき演劇improvised theaterえんげき演劇をつうじて通じてthrough dramaぶたい舞台えんげき演劇stage drama
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The trade of critic, in literature, music, and the drama, is the most degraded of all.
She was studying drama on a special scholarship.
Her nature takes more kindly to acting than to any other kind of job.
In London, quite a few musicals and plays are presented at the theaters every night.
Peggy did not go to see the drama, and neither did I.
It's too bad, but your character gets killed at the start of the play.
Today I watched a play of a script written by a friend.