dramatic

drástico, espectacular

Muy grande y repentino, sobre todo al hablar de un cambio.

En inglés sencillo: Very large and sudden, especially when describing a change.

• There was a dramatic rise in prices.
• Her health showed a dramatic improvement.
• The new road caused dramatic changes in the village.

Sinónimos: major, striking

Antónimos: slight

Expresiones frecuentes: dramatic change, dramatic increase, dramatic improvement

espectacular, impresionante

Muy llamativo o impresionante, capaz de provocar emoción o sorpresa.

En inglés sencillo: Very noticeable or impressive, making people feel excited or surprised.

• The room has dramatic lighting.
• We enjoyed a dramatic view of the mountains.
• She made a dramatic entrance in a red dress.

Sinónimos: striking, impressive, spectacular

Antónimos: unimpressive

Expresiones frecuentes: dramatic view, dramatic effect, dramatic entrance

dramático, teatral

Relacionado con las obras teatrales, la actuación o el teatro.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with plays, acting, or the theatre.

• She studies dramatic literature.
• The school offers training in the dramatic arts.
• His first dramatic role was in a school play.

Sinónimos: theatrical

Expresiones frecuentes: dramatic arts, dramatic performance, dramatic literature

exagerado, teatral

Que muestra emociones más intensas de lo necesario, a menudo para llamar la atención.

En inglés sencillo: Showing stronger feelings than necessary, often to attract attention.

• Stop being so dramatic.
• His dramatic reaction surprised everyone.
• She gets dramatic over the smallest problems.

Sinónimos: theatrical, overemotional

Antónimos: calm

Expresiones frecuentes: be dramatic, dramatic reaction