screenplay

screenplay 剧本。

词类

名词 (noun)

词意

剧本，电影或电视节目的书面文本，包含对白、场景说明和动作描述。

IPA读音

/ˈskriːnpleɪ/

变形

复数：screenplays

例句

1. 「The screenplay for Citizen Kane was co-authored by Herman J. Mankiewicz and Orson Welles.」 「《公民凯恩》的剧本由赫尔曼·J·曼凯维奇和奥森·威尔斯合著。」 2. 「A well-structured screenplay typically follows a three-act narrative framework.」 「结构良好的剧本通常遵循三幕叙事框架。」 3. 「The Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay honors exceptional scriptwriting achievement.」 「奥斯卡最佳原创剧本奖表彰卓越的剧本创作成就。」 4. 「Screenwriters often revise their screenplays through multiple drafts before production begins.」 「编剧在制片开始前通常会对其剧本进行多次修订。」 5. 「The screenplay includes detailed stage directions and character descriptions for the director.」 「剧本包含为导演准备的详细舞台指导和角色描述。」 6. 「Producers evaluate a screenplay based on its commercial potential and artistic merit.」 「制片人根据商业潜力和艺术价值来评估剧本。」 7. 「A typical feature-length screenplay contains approximately 90 to 120 pages.」 「一部标准长片剧本大约包含90到120页。」 8. 「Many successful screenplays originate from novels, true stories, or original concepts.」 「许多成功的剧本源于小说、真实故事或原创概念。」