kabuki

UK
/kəˈbuːki/
US
/kəˈbuːki/

Übersetzungen

kabukisubstantiv
kabukis
Pl.
Kabuki is a classical Japanese dance-drama known for its stylized performance.
Кабуки — это классическая японская танцевальная драма, известная своим стилизованным исполнением.
Synonyme
kabuki theatre
traditional Japanese theatre
traditional Japanese drama
classical Japanese theatre
Japanese dance-drama
staged performance
Kabuki theatre
kabukiadjektiv
more kabuki
Komp.
most kabuki
Super.
UK
/kəˈbuːki/
US
/kəˈbuːki/
Used attributively to describe things relating to or reminiscent of kabuki theatre.

Definitionen

kabukisubstantiv
A traditional Japanese form of theater with singing and dancing, known for its stylized performances, elaborate costumes, and makeup.
The kabuki performance captivated the audience with its vibrant costumes and dramatic storytelling.
A style or genre of performance that is highly stylized and theatrical, often used metaphorically to describe political or social events that are more about show than substance.
The press conference was pure kabuki, with politicians making grand gestures but offering little real information.
kabukiadjektiv
Relating to or characteristic of kabuki theatre; highly stylised and theatrical.
She applied bold, kabuki makeup for the performance.