playwrights

英 [ˈpleɪraɪts]

美 [ˈpleɪˌraɪts]

n.  剧作家
playwright的复数

柯林斯词典

• 剧作家
  Aplaywrightis a person who writes plays.

双语例句

• As there were no theaters there yet, she bought all the well-known plays by modern Chinese playwrights that she could find and read them over carefully.
  这儿的地方戏院不演话剧，她就把现代本国剧作家的名剧尽量买来细读。
• He numbers among the best French playwrights.
  他跻身法国最优秀剧作家的行列。
• This became so popular that playwrights almost have to include it in the end of the play, which is why we call it the oblogitery scene.
  一般来说，都是某种意义上的圆满的结局。这种做法如此的受欢迎，以至于，基本上每一个剧作家都会这么写。
• "China has first-class directors, first-class playwrights, first-class actors, but it's a shame that we have censorship by government officials," one anonymous blogger wrote.
  “中国有一流的导演，一流的编剧，一流的演员，但还有一个令人汗颜的电影审查制度，”一位匿名博主写道。
• Tang Xianzu wrote The Peony Pavilion, which has long been an inspiration to generations of Chinese playwrights and novelists, and is highly regarded as a world-class play.
  汤显祖所著的《牡丹亭》影响了中国几代剧作家和小说家，被誉为世界级戏剧精品。
• Famous Norwegians include the playwrights/ novelists Baron ludvig Holberg and Henrik Ibsen, explorers Roald Amundsen, Fridtjof Nansen, and Thor Heyerdahl, expressionist painter Edvard Munch and the romanticist composer Edvard Grieg.
  著名的挪威剧作家、小说家有路维霍尔堡男爵和亨瑞克易卜生，探险家罗尔德阿蒙森，弗里德持乔夫南森和图尔海耶达尔，写实派画家爱德华蒙克和浪漫主义作家爱德华格里格。
• Whereas drama education towards professional training for actors, playwrights, directors in which the goal is drama.
  而戏剧教育，则是对戏剧专业人才的培养，它以戏剧为目的。
• The Renaissance theater was a period of elaborate spectacle, of few plays and playwrights of lasting importance, and of new playhouses that set the pattern for modern theaters.
  文艺复兴时期的戏剧特点是：场景讲究，流传于世的重要剧作和剧作家不多，当时修建的新剧场成了现代剧场的楷模。
• The School of Drama in Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts trains talented young people to become professional actors, directors or playwrights of drama.
  香港演艺学院戏剧学院旨在训练具有戏剧天赋的年青一辈，使其成为专业戏剧演员、导演或剧作家。
• Wendy Wasserstein is one of the most important female playwrights in America since WWII.
  温迪·瓦萨斯坦恩是美国当代最著名的女性剧作家之一。