proscenium

• n. （古希腊、古罗马的）舞台；舞台前部；幕前部分；舞台前部装置（包括幕布、拱形墙等）

1. the part of a modern theater stage between the curtain and the orchestra (i.e., in front of the curtain)

2. the wall that separates the stage from the auditorium in a modern theater

a traditional theatre with a proscenium arch (= one that forms a frame for the stage where the curtain is opened)

舞台有拱形框架的传统剧场

牛津词典

NET and C # as the development language of proscenium, in order to complete website management.

NET和C # 作为前台的开发语言, 来完成网站信息的管理.

期刊摘选

An iron proscenium of number frames the tragedy.

数字这座钢铁舞台注定了这出悲剧.

辞典例句

In theaters, the loft is the area above and Behind the proscenium.

剧场里的阁楼是在台口上面和后面的区域.

期刊摘选

来自拉丁语proscaenium,来自希腊语proskenion,台口，舞台入台，来自pro-,向前，skene,舞台，来自PIE*sek,分开，词源同segment,obscene.

1. An iron proscenium of number frames the tragedy.

数字这座钢铁舞台注定了这出悲剧.

来自辞典例句

2. In theaters, the loft is the area above and Behind the proscenium.

剧场里的阁楼是在台口上面和后面的区域.

来自互联网

3. NET and C # as the development language of proscenium, in order to complete website management.

NET和C # 作为前台的开发语言, 来完成网站信息的管理.

来自互联网

4. Work experience has: Five - star level hotel proscenium receptionist, documentary and business of foreign trade company.

工作经验有: 五星级酒店的前台接待员, 外贸公司的跟单及业务.

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proscenium (n.)

c. 1600, "stage of an ancient theater," from Latin proscaenium, from Greek proskenion "the space in front of the scenery," also "entrance of a tent," from pro "in front" (see pro-) + skene "stage, tent, booth" (see scene). Modern sense of "space between the curtain and the orchestra" is attested from 1807.