| 释义 |
ShakespeareanShakes‧pea‧re‧an /ʃeɪkˈspɪəriən $ -ˈspɪr-/ adjective [only before noun]   - Shakespearean scholars
- a drama of Shakespearean length and complexity
- But I think there is a positive idealism in him that makes him a major Shakespearean figure.
- Frank, who virtually lives in his brown jacket, blends in with his dusty study, and has a Shakespearean flourish.
- He was the first classical actor of his generation to discard antique modes of Shakespearean interpretation and performance.
- In this version, Shakespearean intensity rifles across a sun-baked adolescent playground complete with a rave scene.
- Mobutu emerges from all this as a villain of Shakespearean proportions.
- Through the Blue Mountain College home page we can zip a personalized Shakespearean sonnet, 116, to a friend.
- What is it that seems modern about this early Shakespearean comedy, which has often been labeled misogynistic?
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