kabuki

kabuki

美 [kəˈbuki] 　英 [kəˈbuːki]

• n.歌舞伎（日本传统剧种，由男子表演）
• 网络歌舞鬼；歌舞伎町；歌舞伎演员

英汉双解

英汉解释

n.

1. 〈外〉歌舞伎

英英解释

n.	1. traditional Japanese plays that contain songs, dances, and mime, and in which men play both male and female parts

例句

Kabuki is now in an age of renewed popularity as a fresh generation of stars has taken over the leading roles.

随着新一代明星承担最主要的角色，现在歌舞伎再度流行。

With such ideas and to interview the young man, just a year kabuki parking more than 10000! ! ! ! !

怀着这样的想法而去面试牛郎的年轻人，光是歌舞伎町一年就超过了1万人！

Although kabuki is one of the world's few remaining all-male theatrical traditions, its roots are traced to a woman named Izumo no Okuni.

尽管歌舞伎是世界上现存的演员全为男性的戏剧传统之一，但其根源可以追溯到一个名叫奥库尼（Okuni）的女人。

By his 20's, he is considered one of the major young Kabuki actors of his generation, with proven track records and the noble good look.

20岁以后，因为已被证明的历年成绩和高贵的神情，他被视为他这一代年轻歌舞伎演员中的佼佼者。

The moral of this financial Kabuki play is that government intervention does not always work immediately, or, in this case, for a decade.

这场日本金融歌舞伎表演的寓意是，政府干预不是永远都是立竿见影的。在这例子中，这影可能要等整个十年才能见。

Kabuki, Japanese classic theatrical play, has always been a rich source of movie actors.

日本传统戏剧表演艺术歌舞伎一直盛产电影明星。

In another episode, a heartbroken performer of traditional kabuki theater turns into a monster and wreaks havoc on his community.

而在另一集中，一位伤心的歌舞伎演员变成了怪兽并大肆进行破坏。

Traditionally, Kabuki skills are passed from older members of a family of actors to younger members, down through the generations.

在歌舞伎的艺术领域内，演技一直是通过歌舞伎世家中的代代相传而得以传承的。

Mr Brown's Republican predecessor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, used to call the ritualised drama that is California's budget process a "kabuki" .

布朗先生的前任，阿诺德.施瓦辛格曾把州预算案通过的过程形容为一种类似“歌舞伎”般例行公事的戏剧。

He played a role in his first Kabuki stage and in his first TV drama (together with his father) at the age of 5.

五岁时他第一次登上歌舞伎舞台，也出演了第一部电视剧（共演的还有父亲）。

You want to allow your peers in Kobe and California to collaborate on a Kabuki version of your masterpiece.

您希望让神户和加利福尼亚的同行合作以歌舞伎的形式表现该作品。

The book, "Watts City" was recorded in a number of dramas, Linan, rap, and engaged in these arts Kabuki actor.

书中“瓦市”一条记载当时临安的一些杂剧、说唱和从事这些伎艺的演员。

Because of the strange costumes and reversed-gender roles, Okuni's performances came to be known as kabuki dance.

由于奇特的服装和颠倒的性别角色，奥库尼的表演开始被称为歌舞伎舞蹈（kabukidance）。

The author points out that Kabuki represents the national art treasure of Japan and is the quintessence of Japanese culture.

作者指出，歌舞伎是日本最具代表性的民族艺术瑰宝，是日本的国粹。

Times are now good for kabuki, but that was not always the case.

如今，虽然时代有利于歌舞伎的发展，但事实并非总是如此。

These dolls were often modeled on kabuki actors and famous courtesans, who in their diverse ways were the superstars of their day.

这些玩偶经常模仿歌舞演员和著名的妓女，她们以各自不同的方式成了那时的超级巨星。

On a recent visit to Osaka, I stood in the famous Dotonbori street, a little way down from the Shochiku-za kabuki theatre.

在最近一次去大阪时，我站在著名的道顿堀街上，这里离松竹座歌舞伎剧场不远。

But I watched Kabuki a lot when I was little, and really liked it, so I decided to become an actor.

但是，自己从小就经常看歌舞伎，并喜欢歌舞伎，也因此而决心将来要成为一名歌舞伎演员。

Even those in the strategy sessions began privately referring to the team meetings as "kabuki" and became as disengaged as their colleagues.

即使那些参加了策略会议的人在私下也会将团队会议称为“演戏”，从而变得跟他们的同事一样懒散。

For instance, I can go to see a kabuki theater in these clothes and go to expensive restaurants with clients.

例如，我可以去看场歌舞伎剧场穿这样的衣服和去昂贵的餐厅和客户。

They expected a minor demonstration of, say, Kabuki costume technique, or perhaps butoh suspension performance.

他们只想要一个歌舞伎的习惯技巧或者舞踏停顿的小型示范表演。

To create these almost superhuman characters, Danjuro developed the striking style of makeup employed in kabuki today.

为了创造这些几乎超人的人物，团十郎发展了歌舞伎引人注目的化妆风格。

It is said that sushi got its start as a snack eaten at intermissions of kabuki performances.

据说寿司本来是给观看歌舞伎的人在幕间休息时吃的小点心。

David Capel charts the rise and fall and rise of the popular performing art kabuki.

大卫·卡博尔（DavidCapel）绘制了歌舞伎通俗表演艺术的兴衰史。

It features the onnagata performers, male kabuki actors who perform the roles of women.

它的特色是女形表演者，也就是扮演女性角色的男歌舞伎演员。

In response, kabuki theaters switched to boy actors for the female roles.

为此，歌舞伎剧院进行改革，由男孩演员扮演女性角色。

The dance of the geisha has evolved from the dance performed on the kabuki stage.

艺妓的舞蹈是从歌舞伎的表演舞台上演变而来的。

This gave kabuki a bad name and eventually led in 1629 to women being banned from performing in theaters.

这给歌舞伎带来了坏名声，并最终导致在1629年禁止妇女在剧场演出。

Like sumo and Kabuki, the traditional art of making sushi has long been monopolized by men.

与相扑和歌舞伎一样，制作寿司的传统技艺也是由男性垄断。

He also explained the art of Kabuki make-up with video demonstration on screen.

另一环节是播放录影带的同时，他解説歌舞伎的化妆艺术。

Young people, in particular, sometimes feel shackled by rigid conventions of behavior that can seem as arcane as a Kabuki drama.

特别是年轻人，他们有时会因为这些习惯上的硬性要求而觉得倍受约束，正如晦涩难懂的歌舞伎戏曲所表现的那样。

America's debt debate seems still more kabuki-like.

美国的债务争论似乎还要像日本的歌舞伎。

The kabuki actors wear traditional costumes, and sing in addition to acting.

歌舞伎演员身穿传统戏服，除了表演之外还要唱歌。

Kabuki, Japan's most famous classical theater, has a history of about 400 years.

歌舞伎是有着约400年历史的日本具有代表性的古典戏剧。

Kabuki, a representative Japanese drama form, had its start in the Edo period (1603 to 1867).

歌舞伎是日本的代表戏剧。始于江沪时代（1603~1867）。

You have the big, like, kabuki eye. -Big kabuki eyes, yeah. -Yeah. Yeah.

你有一双歌舞伎一样的大眼睛。歌舞伎的大眼睛，是的是的是的。

They don't know what kabuki eyes are. . . and neither do I. -Okay, fine.

他们不知道歌舞伎的眼睛是什么样的，包括我没事，没关系的。

The origin and development of Japanese Kabuki

论日本歌舞伎的起源与发展