theater

美音：['θiətər] 英音：['θɪətə(r)]

简单释义：

n.剧场；戏剧；战场；〈集合词〉(某一国,某一作家的)戏剧作品

网络剧院；戏院；电影院

变形：

复数：theaters

完整释义：

1.剧院
2.剧场,戏院
3.戏,戏剧;〔集合词〕(某一国、某一作家的)戏剧作品,戏剧文学
4.戏剧效果;表现手法
5.舞台
6.(阶梯式)讲堂,会场;手术教室
7.阶梯教室
8.活动场所,(发生重要事件的)场所;【军事】战区;战场

例句：

I decided ten minutes was more than enough, but I paused just inside the theater doors to be sure.
我下了个定论十分钟应该绰绰有余了，但我依然驻足放映厅门里侧静听加以确认。
But he cannot use British pounds to pay the wages of his workers, to buy his wife's clothes or to buy theater tickets.
但是这位老兄在国内没法用英镑来支付员工工资、用英镑来给太太买衣服、或买戏票。
At the age of 16, Eddie decided to leave home and join a theater company. His father was appalled.
十六岁的时候，艾迪决定离开家加入一个演出公司，他老爸被吓坏了。
His apartment, located just a block away from Mann's Chinese Theater, had been burglarized .
只是被位于一个区段远离曼华人的戏院他公寓，已经被偷窃。
He said he's often seen theater help move patients to a better place, no matter what their diagnosis.
他说自己看到过很多戏剧表演帮助患者康复的例子，无论他们得的是什么病。
He said the theater was his faithful wife, the movies his alluring mistress.
他说戏剧是他忠实的妻子，电影是他的情妇。
It is easy enough to see that the theater goer never is conscious of any of these elements separately.
很容易看出，看戏的人从没有单独注意其中一个成分。
Like many actors, Law, twenty-nine, began his career on the stage, joining the National Youth Music Theater in London at the age of twelve.
和许多演员一样，29岁的裘德·洛的演艺事业发迹于舞台，他十二岁时便加入伦敦国家青年音乐剧团。

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