dramatic

劇的な、急激な

特に変化が、非常に大きく急激であること。

やさしい英語で： 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.

類義語： major, striking

反対語： slight

よく使う表現： dramatic change, dramatic increase, dramatic improvement

印象的な、迫力のある

とても目立ち、人を興奮させたり驚かせたりするほど印象的な。

やさしい英語で： 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.

類義語： striking, impressive, spectacular

反対語： unimpressive

よく使う表現： dramatic view, dramatic effect, dramatic entrance

演劇の

芝居、演技、演劇に関係する。

やさしい英語で： 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.

類義語： theatrical

よく使う表現： dramatic arts, dramatic performance, dramatic literature

大げさな

注目を集めるためなどに、必要以上に強く感情を表す。

やさしい英語で： 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.

類義語： theatrical, overemotional

反対語： calm

よく使う表現： be dramatic, dramatic reaction