troupe

/truːp/ (bre, ipa) · [trˈup] /truːp/ (ame, ipa) · [trˈup] /ˈtrüp/ (ame, mw)

troupe — 名詞

  • troupesingular
  • troupesplural

1. performers — such as actors, dancers, singers, or circus artists — who travel to

1.名詞B1
釋義

劇團;表演團

一起巡迴表演的團體

performers — such as actors, dancers, singers, or circus artists — who travel together from place to place giving shows as a company.

例句

A traveling circus troupe arrived in town with elephants and acrobats.

一個巡迴馬戲團帶著大象和特技演員來到了鎮上。

collocation: circus troupe / dance troupe

Mei-Lin joined a traditional dance troupe that performs across Taiwan.

Mei-Lin 加入了一個在臺灣各地表演的傳統舞團。

同義詞
  • company

    broader term; can include staff and management, not just performers

  • ensemble

    emphasizes performers working together as a coordinated unit

  • cast

    refers to actors in a single production, not an ongoing group

  • band

    used mainly for musicians, especially playing popular music

文法句型

a troupe of [performers]

用法筆記

Often paired with a specific type of performer: circus troupe, dance troupe, theatre troupe. Unlike 'company', troupe strongly implies that the group travels from place to place.

常見錯誤

The school troupe put on a play' (if the group does not travel).
The school drama club put on a play.
💡'troupe' suggests a traveling group, not just any performing group.

troupe — 動詞