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基本例句
n. 歌舞伎创始于17世纪的日本传统剧种
Like Japanese kabuki theatre, in which characters use exaggerated gestures to energise the audience, the country's statistics unrealistically magnify both good news and bad.
在日本的歌舞伎座剧场里，表演者利用夸张的举止来感染观众，同样，这个国家的宏观经济数据不切实际地同时夸大利好消息和利空消息。 ecocn
But for sheer all-round exuberance, theatrical dynamism and engaging bravado, there is nothing quite to match the larger- than- life form that goes by the name of“ kabuki.”
但是，如果谈及它的全面繁荣，戏剧性的活力以及令人着迷的虚张声势，没有什么堪与高于生活的形式相匹配，这种艺术形式叫做“歌舞伎”。 yeeyan |