Elizabethan的意思|Elizabethan的解释-里氏词典

Elizabethan [ɪ`lɪzə'biθən]

a. 伊莉莎白一世时代的, 伊莉莎白女王的

n. 伊莉莎白王朝时的人

Shakespeare towers above all other Elizabethan dramatists.
莎士比亚远超过伊丽莎白时代所有的剧作家。
The Elizabethan period was the golden age of English drama.
伊丽莎白时期是英国戏剧的黄金时代.
Many Elizabethan plays are written in blank verse.
伊丽莎白时代的许多戏剧以无韵诗形式写成.

elizabethan

[ noun ]

a person who lived during the reign of Elizabeth I

<noun.person>

William Shakespeare was an Elizabethan

[ adj ]

of or relating to Elizabeth I of England or to the age in which she ruled as queen

<adj.pert>

Elizabethan music

Elizabethan \E*liz"a*beth`an\, prop. a.
Pertaining to Queen Elizabeth I. or her times, esp. to the
architecture or literature of her reign; as, the Elizabethan
writers, drama, literature. -- n. One who lived in England in
the time of Queen Elizabeth. --Lowell.

Bankside contains the sites of three other historic theaters of the Elizabethan and early Stuart times, the Globe, the Swan and the Hope, all close together near the Rose.
Fiennes and vocal coach Andrew Wade were showing how Shakespeare's Elizabethan language emerges clearly through breathing and technical exercises which the teachers can apply at home.
But The Times said the discovery near the house of jetties and inlets suggested Fastolf in fact was not much like the character the Elizabethan playwright created.
Above the Washington Pew are four panels of Elizabethan glass, depicting the coats of arms of three generations of Washingtons: John, Lawrence and Robert.
Previous May Days at the college were so extravagant that planning started a year in advance and New York designers were hired to sew the Elizabethan costumes.
Hazelnuts were the Elizabethan equivalent of popcorn, and Sheldon said the shells appear to have been used as a building material, possibly to level the theater's floors.
Elizabethan physicians were so fascinated by rhubarb's properties that they even recommended eating the leaf, which can be highly poisonous. Even once rhubarbs were growing in Britain, problems were rife.
Since the Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601, this had been the job of local authorities. The report's revolutionary heart lay, however, in three explicit assumptions set out by the author.
"I found one village which was absolutely incredible because the people spoke a very strange English and a lot of them had names like those in Elizabethan England.
And when you have been stung for the price of a cuppa in Elizabethan surroundings, you can move happily off to be stung by the antique shops all around. I am a Rye addict and probably incurable; a regular visitor ever since studying HJ at university.
RUSH OUT and buy an Elizabethan property now and you will be well insulated from draughts, have electricity points galore and also get the nearest thing to a cost-price building that you will see this side of the end of the century.
Its 200 planned events included a marathon race, reconstruction of an Elizabethan village and Victorian streets and performances by the Soviet Union's Moscow State Circus.
For this show opens in a launderette of that period and slowly progresses backwards in time to the formal ruffs and tightly-pinched waists of the Elizabethan era. Unfortunately the idea is not taken far beyond the obvious jokes.
In the main room upstairs, a riot of plasterwork parades a bestiary with a camel, lion, unicorn and elephant with a large insect on its back - an idealised Elizabethan zoo. Offers over Pounds 1m are invited.
The foundations of the Rose were discovered earlier this year during demolition to build an office; they are the only relics of an Elizabethan theater yet found.
The stars have all run away. No, these melodramatic flights come not from some Elizabethan, Jacobean or Romantic melodrama, but from the Roman playwright Seneca.

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