tearjerker
tearjerker — 名詞
- tearjerkersingular
- tearjerkersplural
1. a film, book, or play with a very sad story that is deliberately designed to mak
催淚作
刻意讓人落淚的作品
a film, book, or play with a very sad story that is deliberately designed to make the audience cry or feel strong emotion
The old film about a dog waiting for its owner is a real tearjerker.
那部關於狗等待主人的老電影是一部真正的催淚作。
collocation: real tearjerker
Yasmin cried through the entire tearjerker about two sisters separated by war.
Yasmin 從頭哭到尾,因為那部催淚作講的是姊妹因戰爭分離的故事。
Critics called the new drama a sentimental tearjerker, but audiences loved it.
影評人說這部新劇情片是煽情的催淚作,但觀眾很喜歡。
collocation: sentimental tearjerker
Nila's novel was such a tearjerker that readers needed tissues by page fifty.
Nila 的小說太催淚了,讀者到第五十頁就需要衛生紙。
pattern: such a tearjerker that + result clause
Every holiday season, television networks show at least one classic tearjerker that makes viewers cry.
每逢年節,電視台至少會播一部讓人落淚的經典催淚作。
collocation: classic tearjerker
- real tearjerker
- sentimental tearjerker
- classic tearjerker
- such a tearjerker that
用法筆記
Common in reviews and everyday conversation. The word often carries a slightly critical tone, suggesting the story tries too hard to create sadness.
常見錯誤
同根字
- tear-jerking形容詞B2