title role

IPA/ˈtaɪ.təl ˌrəʊl/
IPA/ˈtaɪ.t̬əl ˌroʊl/

title role — 名詞

1. the part of the one character whose name is used as the name of a play, film, or

1.名詞C1
釋義

同名主角

與作品同名、通常為核心人物的角色

the part of the one character whose name is used as the name of a play, film, or opera, and who is usually its central figure.

例句

Sayaka won the title role in the school's production of Annie.

Sayaka 在學校演出的《Annie》中拿到了同名主角。

win the title role in [work]

The director offered Christopher the title role in Hamlet last spring.

去年春天,導演把《Hamlet》的同名主角給了 Christopher。

offer someone the title role in [work]

常見搭配
  • play the title role
  • win the title role
  • take the title role
  • cast in the title role
  • the title role in
同義詞
  • lead role

    wider: any starring part, whether or not the character names the work

  • title character

    the person, rather than the acting part itself

  • namesake role

    rarer, more literary way of saying the same thing

反義詞

文法句型

play/take/win the title role

the title role in [work]

用法筆記

Used only when a single character shares the work's name (Macbeth, Cinderella, Othello); a lead part in a differently-named work is the 'lead role', not the title role.

常見錯誤

She had the title role in Star Wars.
She had a lead role in Star Wars.
'Star Wars' is not a character's name, so there is no title role.
He played a title role in the musical.
He played the title role in the musical.
there is only one, so it takes 'the', not 'a'.

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