昆曲 也是一種opera
opera
(ŏp'ər-ə, ŏp'rə)
n.
- A theatrical presentation in which a dramatic performance is set to music.
- The score of such a work.
- A theater designed primarily for operas.
[Italian, work, opera, from Latin, work, service.]
[名][U][C]歌劇, オペラ(形式, 芸術);オペラの総譜[歌詞, 興行];((時にO-))歌劇場, オペラ劇場
The opera isn't over till the fat lady sings. 事はまだ終わっていない, 勝負は最後までわからない.
go to the opera
オペラを見に行く.
オペラを見に行く.
Attempts to determine the identity of the diva concerned have been inconclusive.
The opera isn't over till the fat lady sings. ‥One day three years ago, Ralph Carpenter, who was then Texas Tech's sports information director, declared to the press box contingent in Austin, ‘The rodeo ain't over till the bull riders ride.’ Stirred to top that deep insight, San Antonio sports editor Dan Cook countered with, ‘The opera ain't over till the fat lady sings.’
[1978 Washington Post 13 June B1]
As soon as the big blond Brünnhilde finished, it was over. All I could think about was the classic line about the opera never being over until the fat lady sings.
[1988 D. L. Gilbert Black Star Murders viii.]
‘You know, they say that the show's never over until the fat lady sings,’ Mr Bolger said. ‘Well, I think it was her we heard warming up in the wings this week.’
[1992 Independent 11 Aug. 7]
[T]he Royal Opera House's leading lady whose dress was set on fire by an on-stage candle is a classic case of it ain't over till the fat lady singes.Related to: finality
[2002 Times 2 July 19]
[イタリア語←ラテン語opera (opus仕事+-a名詞複数語尾). △OPERATE]
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