英语单词：DRAMATIZE

音标
/ˈdræmətaɪz/

意思
动词 "dramatize" 的意思是通过夸张或戏剧化的手法来表现或描述某事，通常是为了增强戏剧效果或引起情感上的强烈反应。它还可以指将某件事情或故事改编成戏剧、电影或小说等形式。

翻译

使戏剧化

夸大，渲染（某事）

读音
/ˈdræmətaɪz/

用法

Dramatize 主要用于描述将某种事件或情况通过夸张的方式来表现，尤其在文学、电影或舞台剧等艺术形式中常见。

它还可以用于批评某些人过度渲染某个事件，使其看起来比实际更为戏剧化或紧张。

例句：

The director decided to dramatize the historical events for the movie.

She tended to dramatize every small issue, making everything seem more serious than it really was.

The playwright will dramatize the events of the revolution in his new play.

The news report dramatized the situation, making it seem like the crisis was much worse than it actually was.

He loved to dramatize his personal life, making it sound far more exciting than it really was.

The novel was dramatized for a television series that became very popular.

Don’t dramatize the problem; it’s not as big as you think.

The author chose to dramatize the struggles of the main character to emphasize the theme of perseverance.

It is common for Hollywood to dramatize real-life stories in order to make them more entertaining.

They dramatized the legal battle in the documentary to highlight the emotional tension.

短语搭配

Dramatize a story：把一个故事戏剧化

Dramatize a situation：将某个情况夸大或渲染

Dramatize events：戏剧化事件

Dramatize emotions：夸大情感

Dramatize the truth：戏剧化真相

Dramatize a historical event：戏剧化历史事件