plotline

plotline

美 　英 ['plɒtlaɪn]

• un.地基界线
• 网络情节主线；情节主轴；挟着自身生命情节主线

英汉解释

n.	1. the plot or story in a book or dramatic presentation, or the dialogue needed to develop the plot

例句

The plotline gives global audiences a chance to see American troops get killed.

情节主线使得全球观众有机会一睹美国军队被杀。

The most significant plotline lost in the attitude shift was the one concerning Felicity's own academic aspirations.

有关费莉希蒂自己在学术上的追求是在态度转变上丢失的最重大的情节线。

As in earlier novels, some of the tenderest scenes are tangential to the main plotline.

和村上春树早期作品一样，小说中最动容的情节并不是小说的主线。

The point is that there were not many Gouveias, nor were there big families anywhere else in the unfathomably complicated plotline.

重点是，那里不再有像戈维亚这样的家庭了，在其他家庭情节复杂莫测的地方也不再有类似的大家庭了。

in fact the surprise moment isn't less wonderful than movie plotline.

其实、惊喜的某些片刻、并不比精心设计电影情节逊色。