one-person
/ˌwʌnˈpɜː.sən/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌwʌnˈpɝː.sən/ (ame, ipa)
one-person — 形容詞
1. describing a show, performance, or exhibition that features the work of only a s
個展;獨角戲
由單一藝術家或表演者呈現的
describing a show, performance, or exhibition that features the work of only a single artist or performer.
Isabela's one-person show at the gallery sold out within the first weekend.
Isabela 在畫廊舉辦的個人展,開幕第一個週末就全部售完。
collocation: one-person show
After ten years of painting, Hari finally hosted a one-person exhibition in Mumbai.
畫了十年的畫,Hari 終於在孟買舉辦了自己的個人畫展。
collocation: one-person exhibition
The festival opened with a one-person performance about life on a small farm.
藝術節以一場關於小農場生活的獨角戲拉開序幕。
Critics praised Wren's one-person play as funny, brave, and deeply moving.
評論家盛讚 Wren 的獨角戲既幽默、勇敢,又非常感人。
Selim turned his street comedy into a one-person stage show last summer.
去年夏天,Selim 把他的街頭喜劇改成了舞台上的獨角秀。
文法句型
one-person + show / exhibition / performance
用法筆記
Attributive only — always precedes the noun it describes (show, exhibition, play, performance). Cannot be used after 'be': you say 'a one-person show', not 'the show is one-person'.