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dramatis personae
Personagens do drama.
Definitie
dramatis personae
(lat) Teat O elenco de uma peça teatral e suas respectivas personagens.
Wikipedia
Dramatis personæ
Dramatis personæ (latim: "pessoas do drama") é uma expressão utilizada para se referir aos personagens principais de uma obra teatral em forma de lista. Normalmente, os personagens que estão presentes na obra, mas que não aparecem no palco, não são considerados parte da dramatis personæ. Diz-se que passou usada nas obras do idioma inglês desde 1730. É evidente, também, seu uso internacional.
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor dramatis personae
1. Did a silence fall for a moment, or did the conversation continue, with the dramatis personae innocently discussing elevated topics?
2. The dramatis personae of British politics has changed a good deal since then, but I doubt whether its fundamental nature has.
3. By yesterday the dramatis personae included a cabinet minister, an estate agent half his age, a businessman with a less than successful track record and a small army of reporters from the Daily Mail and the News of the World.
4. Article continues But Boris Johnson, editor of the Spectator, for which Young is theatre critic, was absent from the King‘s Head theatre, Islington, north London, as were the other "real" dramatis personae÷ Johnson‘s columnist and former lover, Petronella Wyatt, and sometime Today programme editor Rod Liddle.
5. The establishment of the Church of England took God out of religion, but there are risks in a more vigorous approach to faith Giles Fraser Thursday April 13, 2006 The Guardian There was a time when the country vicar was a staple of the English dramatis personae.