role
/rəʊl/ (bre, ipa) · /rəʊl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈrōl/ (ame, mw)
role — 名詞
- rolesingular
- rolesplural
1. the expected duties and behaviors that come with a particular position within a
角色;職責
在組織或情況中所處的位置或功能
the expected duties and behaviors that come with a particular position within a group, system, or situation
The manager asked each team member to explain their role in the project.
經理請每位團隊成員說明他們在專案中的角色。
possessive: their role in [something]
Parents play an important role in helping children develop good habits.
父母在幫助孩子養成良好習慣方面扮演重要角色。
collocation: play a … role in
As technology improves, the role of the teacher in the classroom continues to change.
隨著科技的進步,教師在課堂中的角色不斷改變。
Layla's role in the family changed after her mother went back to work.
Layla 在家中的角色在母親重返工作崗位後改變了。
The new software plays a different role from the old system — it handles customer data.
這套新軟體的角色與舊系統不同——它處理客戶資料。
文法句型
role in [something]
role of [someone/something]
play/have/take on a role
用法筆記
Often paired with play, have, or take on. The prepositions in and of are both common: role in introduces a situation or activity, while role of introduces the person or thing filling the position.
常見錯誤
2. the character that a performer acts out in a movie, play, or television show
角色
演員在戲劇或電影中飾演的人物
the character that a performer acts out in a movie, play, or television show
Samir got the lead role in the school play this year.
Samir 今年在學校話劇中獲得了主角角色。
collocation: lead role
The director asked Evelyn to prepare for the role of a young doctor.
導演請 Evelyn 準備飾演一名年輕醫生的角色。
preposition: role of [character]
After playing several small roles on television, Talia finally landed a part in a movie.
在電視上演過幾個小角色後,Talia 終於在一部電影中獲得一個角色。
Maja spent weeks learning a special accent for her role in the film.
Maja 花了數週時間為她在電影中的角色練習特殊口音。
The role of the villain is often more interesting to actors than the hero's part.
反派角色對演員來說往往比英雄角色更有趣。
文法句型
role of [character]
play the role of [character]
lead / supporting role
用法筆記
When naming the specific character an actor plays, the structure is role of [character name], as in role of Hamlet. This sense is distinct from sense 1 in that it refers strictly to performance contexts such as theatre, film, or television.