drama in Greek
drama in Greek is δράμα — drama means a play written for the stage, television, radio, or film, acted out by performers taking on characters.
drama in Greek
δράμα
Pronounced: drama
What does "drama" mean?
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noun A play written for the stage, television, radio, or film, acted out by performers taking on characters.
"She wrote a drama about a family torn apart by war."
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noun An intense, emotionally charged real-life situation or conflict.
"There was real drama at the meeting when the two managers argued."
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noun Exaggerated, attention-seeking behaviour, gossip, or unnecessary conflict.
"She always creates drama over nothing on social media."
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drama in a sentence
- She wrote a drama about a family torn apart by war.
- The channel is airing a new crime drama this autumn.
- There was real drama at the meeting when the two managers argued.
- She always creates drama over nothing on social media.
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What is "drama" in Greek?
"drama" in Greek is δράμα. drama means: A play written for the stage, television, radio, or film, acted out by performers taking on characters.
How do you pronounce δράμα?
"drama" in Greek is δράμα, pronounced "drama".
How do you use "drama" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrote a drama about a family torn apart by war." In Greek, "drama" is δράμα.
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