drama

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el teatro

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drama
[ˈdrɑːmə]
sustantivo
1teatro (m) drama (m) (art form); obra (f) de teatro, drama (m) (play)
  • to make a drama out of something (sentido figurado) -> hacer una tragedia de algo
  • drama school -> escuela (f) de arte dramático
2dramatismo (m) (excitement)

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drama [dra-ma]
sustantivo
1Obra dramática (play), drama; teatro, drama (plays collectively); arte dramático (dramatic art). (Teatro)
2Dramatismo (excitement).
  • Hijack drama continues -> continúan los dramáticos sucesos en torno al secuestro (exciting event, story)

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drama [ˈdrɑːmə]
noun
1 (dramatic art) teatro; (m) (play) obra dramática; (f) drama; (m)
2 (event) drama; (m) (excitement) dramatismo; (m)
There was none of the drama and suspense of a hostage crisis For all its drama, the event was not unexpected
modifier
drama critic (n) críticoacrítica de teatro;a crítica (m) (f)
drama queen (informal) (n) (pejorative) peliculeroapeliculera;a peliculera (m) (f)
you're such a drama queen eres demasiado peliculero
drama school (n) escuela de arte dramático; (f)
drama student (n) estudiante de arte dramático; (m)

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drama
masculine noun
1play (obra)
2drama (desgracia)
  • hacer un drama (de algo) (informal) -> to make a drama (out of something)

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drama [drah'-mah]
noun
1Drama. (m)

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drama
sustantivo:masculino
1 (género) drama
2 (obra) play
menudo drama montó con eso she made a great drama out of it

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