单词 | grand opera |
释义 | grand1 /grand/adjective
ORIGIN: Fr grand, from L grandis great grandˈly adverb grandˈness noun grand-duˈcal adjective Relating to a grand duke grand duchess noun
grand duke noun A title of sovereignty over a grand duchy, first created by the Pope in 1569 for the rulers of Florence and Tuscany, later assumed by certain German and Russian imperial princes grand juror noun A member of a grand jury, a special jury in the USA (and until 1933 in Britain) which decides whether there is sufficient evidence to put an accused person on trial grand larceny see larceny grand march noun The processional opening of a ball grandmasˈter noun
Grand Master noun The head of a religious order of knighthood (Hospitallers, Templars, and Teutonic Knights), or of the Freemasons, etc Grand Mufti noun The head of the Muslim religious community in several Middle-Eastern countries Grand National noun A steeplechase held annually at Aintree in Liverpool grand old man noun (informal) A person commanding great respect and veneration grand opera see under opera1 grand piano noun A large harp-shaped piano, with horizontal strings grand slam noun
grandˈstand noun An elevated structure on a racecourse, etc, with tiered seating, affording a good view for spectators intransitive verb (informal) To show off grandstand finish noun
grand style noun A style adapted to lofty or sublime subjects grand total noun The sum of all subordinate sums Grand Tour see under tour grand touring same as gran turismo (see under gran2). Grand Unified Theory noun A unified quantum field theory of the electromagnetic, strong and weak interactions of elementary particles (abbrev GUT) opera1 /opˈ(ə-)rə/noun
Used in or for an opera —See also music drama, musical, musical comedy ORIGIN: Ital, from L opera; cf operate operatic /-atˈik/ adjective
operatˈically adverb opera bouffe or (French) opéra bouffe /o-pā-raˈ boofˈ/ noun Funny or farcical opera opera buffa /boofˈə or opˈā-ra boofˈa/ noun (Italy) Comic opera, esp of the 18c, opp to opera seria opera cloak noun An elegant cloak for evening wear, esp in the auditorium of a theatre opéra comique /kom-ēkˈ/ noun (French) Opera with some spoken dialogue, in the 18c having subjects less lofty than those of grand opera, in the 19c having no restriction as to subject (either comic or tragic) opˈera-dancer noun A dancer in ballets introduced into operas opera glass or opera glasses noun Small binoculars used by audiences in the theatre opera hat noun A collapsible top hat opera house noun A theatre for opera opera seria /sēˈri-ə or seˈrya/ noun (Italy) Serious opera opera singer noun comic opera
grand opera Opera without dialogue, esp if the subject is very dramatic or emotional light opera
soap opera see under soap |
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