The plot of a novel, poem, play, etc.; = plot, n. 6. Obsolete.
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| 释义 | society > leisure > the arts > literature > prose > narrative or story > fiction > [noun] > plot (54) plat1589 The plot of a novel, poem, play, etc.; = plot, n. 6. Obsolete. plot1613 The plan or scheme of a literary or dramatic work; the main events of a play, novel, film, opera, etc., considered or presented as an… paper-plot1622 an outline or précis drawn up on paper, esp. the plot of a play. bone1647 figurative and in figurative contexts. In plural. The fundamental or most basic features of something; the rudiments; spec. the outline of a… intrigue1651 The plot of a play, poem, or romance. Obsolete. action1668 Chiefly with the. The event or series of events represented or described in a play, film, novel, or similar work. intrigo1672 spec. The plot of a play; = intrigue, n. 3. fable1678 The plot or story of a play or poem. †Also (rarely), a dramatic composition, play. story1679 The series of incidents forming the basis of a novel, play, film, or other work; a plot, a storyline. happy ending1748 (a) an ending in a novel, play, etc., in which the plot achieves a happy resolution (esp. by marriage, continued good health, etc.), of a type… storyline1906 (an outline of) the principal stages by which a narrative (esp. a film script) unfolds; a plot. plot line1907 (a) a line of dialogue which furthers the plot of a play, film, etc.; (b) = sense 6; (also) a single strand of a narrative or plot. Subcategories:— lack of (1) — construction of (2) — unfolding or course of (3) — stereotyped or conventional (1) — sub-plot (3) — episode or situation (4) — unexpected reversal (2) — complication (1) — dénouement (7) — providential interposition (1) — moral (5) — subject or theme (7) — motif (2) — setting (2) — punchy ending (1) |
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