dramatic
/drəˈmætɪk/
adj.
一句话记住
戏剧的;引人注目的;巨大的;突然的
释义与例句
adj.
戏剧的;引人注目的;巨大的;突然的
relating to plays and acting, or sudden, impressive, and very noticeable
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The play's dramatic ending surprised the audience.
这部剧富有戏剧性的结局令观众吃惊。
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The report shows a dramatic increase in online sales.
报告显示线上销售额大幅增长。
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The rescue team carried out a dramatic operation at sea.
救援队在海上实施了一场惊心动魄的救援行动。
词源与构词
经晚期拉丁语 dramaticus 源自希腊语 dramatikos,与 drama(戏剧、行动)有关。
记忆钩子
雅思图表写作常用 a dramatic increase/fall/change,但只有在变化确实显著时才使用。
词族与关联词
词族(同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式)
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dramatically 显著地;戏剧性地dramatically 是副词,学术写作中常用于修饰 increase、fall、change、improve 等,表示变化显著。Journey times have fallen dramatically since the line opened. 这条线路开通以来,行程时间大幅缩短。
易混词(形近或义近,注意区别)
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drastic 激烈的;极端的;严厉的dramatic 强调变化、效果或场面显著、引人注目,可褒可贬;drastic 常形容措施、削减或变化极端而严厉。The company took drastic action to avoid bankruptcy. 这家公司采取了极端措施以避免破产。
常见搭配
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a dramatic increase 大幅增长There was a dramatic increase in demand for electric vehicles. 电动汽车的需求大幅增长。
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a dramatic effect 显著效果;戏剧效果The new lighting had a dramatic effect on the appearance of the room. 新灯光使房间的外观发生了显著变化。
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a dramatic performance 戏剧表演;精彩表演The students gave a dramatic performance based on the novel. 学生们根据这部小说进行了一场戏剧表演。