theatre
gb/θˈiətɚ/ us/θˈiətɚ/
A2
英语
~ 1900
színház, színházművészet, mozi, hadszíntér, hadműveleti terület
名词
A2
1
színház
A1
用法模式：
[someone] goes to the theatre
We saw a Shakespeare play at the theatre last night.
The new theatre in town seats over 500 people.
She has been working at the local theatre for three years.
The theatre was nearly full when the show started.
学习者例句
I went to the theatre with my friends.
The theatre is in the city center.
We watched a play at the theatre.
She works at the theatre.
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'theatre' with 'cinema', but a theatre is for live shows, not movies.
含义
Building for live performances
搭配
go to the theatre
|theatre performance
|local theatre
|theatre ticket
|theatre company
近义词
playhouse (More traditional or old-fashioned term for a theatre building.)
反义词
cinema (A place where films are shown instead of live performances.)
主题
entertainment
|arts
|culture
|arts_entertainment
|daily_life
释义
A place where people go to watch plays, shows, or other live performances.
A building or space designed for staging plays, concerts, or other live performances before an audience.
名词
B1
2
színház
B1
用法模式：
[someone] studies theatre
He decided to major in theatre at university.
Úgy döntött, hogy az egyetemen színházművészetet fog tanulni.
The festival celebrates local theatre and dance groups.
A fesztivál a helyi színjátszó- és tánccsoportokat állítja középpontba.
Her career in theatre began when she was just 16.
Theatre requires teamwork between actors, directors, and crew.
学习者例句
She is studying theatre at college.
A főiskolán színházművészetet tanul.
He wants to work in theatre.
A színházi szakmában szeretne dolgozni.
Theatre is her passion.
Many people enjoy working in theatre.
常见错误：
Some learners use 'theatres' to mean 'plays', but 'theatre' here refers to the general art form.
含义
Art of stage performance
搭配
study theatre
|theatre director
|theatre school
|theatre production
近义词
drama (Often refers to serious plays or the academic study of performance.)
主题
arts
|culture
|arts_entertainment
|education
释义
The work and skill of acting in or making plays and shows for the stage.
The art, craft, or profession of writing, producing, and performing plays.
名词
A2
3
mozi
A1
用法模式：
[someone] goes to the theatre to watch [a movie]
We went to the theatre to see the new superhero movie.
Elmentünk a moziba, hogy megnézzük az új szuperhősfilmet.
That theatre has the best popcorn in town.
Abban a moziban van a legjobb popcorn a városban.
The theatre was packed for the premiere.
学习者例句
I went to the theatre to watch a film.
Elmentem a moziba filmet nézni.
We saw a movie at the theatre.
Megnéztünk egy filmet a moziban.
The theatre is near my house.
常见错误：
Learners may confuse British and American usage: in British English, 'theatre' usually means live performance venue, not cinema.
含义
US movie theater meaning
搭配
movie theatre
|go to the theatre
|theatre chain
近义词
cinema (Preferred term in British English for a movie house.)
主题
entertainment
|arts_entertainment
|daily_life
释义
In American English, a place where you can watch movies on a big screen.
(US) A building where films are shown to an audience; a cinema.
名词
B2
TECHNICAL
4
He served in the European theatre during World War II.
A második világháború idején az európai hadszíntéren szolgált.
The conflict spread to a new theatre of operations.
A konfliktus új hadműveleti területre terjedt át.
Troops were deployed to the Pacific theatre.
学习者例句
He fought in the European theatre.
Az európai hadszíntéren harcolt.
The Pacific theatre was very large.
A csendes-óceáni hadszíntér nagyon nagy volt.
Many soldiers were sent to this theatre.
含义
Area of military operations
搭配
theatre of war
|Pacific theatre
|European theatre
近义词
battlefront (More specific to the actual line of combat rather than the whole region.)
主题
military
|politics
|law
释义
An area where fighting happens during a war.
A region or area where significant military events or campaigns occur.
语法
词典原形
theatre
IPA
GB/θˈiətɚ/
US/θˈiətɚ/
音节与重音
theatre （1 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (theatre)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: theatre
- Variant Spelling: theater
- Plural: theatre, theatres
词族
Forms
theater
noun A2
theatres
noun
Core family
theatrical
adjective B2
Related words
theatregoer
noun
Advanced or less common
theatrically
adverb
theatricality
noun
语法重点
- Spelling Variant: theater Noun
相关表达
go to the theatre
1/ɡˈoʊ tə ðə θˈiətɚ/
fixed phrase
Attend live performance venue
To visit a place where plays or shows are performed live.
例句
- We plan to go to the theatre this weekend.
- She loves going to the theatre whenever she visits London.
musical theatre
1/mjˈuzɪkəl θˈiətɚ/
fixed phrase
Stage genre with music and dance
Plays that have songs, music, and dancing as part of the story.
例句
- He has worked in musical theatre for over a decade.
- Musical theatre is popular on Broadway.
political theatre
1/pəlˈɪtɪkəl θˈiətɚ/
fixed phrase
Politics done for show
Political actions that are done mostly to get attention, not to make real changes.
例句
- Critics dismissed the speech as mere political theatre.
- The protest was seen as political theatre by opponents.
theatre of war
1/θˈiətɚ əv wˈɔɹ/
fixed phrase
technical
Region of active conflict
An area where war is happening.
例句
- Many soldiers lost their lives in that theatre of war.
- The country sent more troops to the northern theatre of war.