protagonist

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /proʊˈtægənəst/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    主角; 倡导者; 主演; 主要人物; 参与者

🔗 详情

词形变化

可数 复数: protagonists

常用搭配

main protagonistthe protagonist ofprotagonist incentral protagonistthe protagonist's journey

派生词

protagonistic

同义词

heroleadmain charactercentral characterleading figure

反义词

antagonist

易混淆词

antagonist
EN: 'Antagonist' is the character who opposes the protagonist; they are complementary roles in a narrative.
zh: 'Antagonist'（反派）是反对主角的角色；它们在叙事中是互补的关系。
hero
EN: 'Hero' implies moral goodness or bravery, while 'protagonist' simply means the main character, who may be morally ambiguous or even villainous.
zh: 'Hero'（英雄）暗示道德上的善良或勇敢，而'protagonist'（主角）仅仅指主要角色，其道德立场可能模糊不清，甚至可能是邪恶的。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the second syllable is '-tag-' not '-tag-' with a missing 'o': it is 'protagonist', not 'protaganist'. Also note it ends in '-ist', not '-est'.
zh: 记住第二个音节是'-tag-'，而不是缺少'o'的'-tag-'：它是'protagonist'，不是'protaganist'。另外注意它以'-ist'结尾，而不是'-est'。

💬 例句

  1. The protagonist of the novel is a young woman who discovers she has supernatural powers.

    小说的主角是一位发现自己拥有超能力的年轻女子。

  2. She was a leading protagonist of the civil rights movement in the 1960s.

    她是20世纪60年代民权运动的主要推动者。

  3. In ancient Greek theatre, the protagonist was the first actor to speak, engaging in dialogue with the chorus.

    在古希腊戏剧中，主角是第一个开口说话并与合唱队对话的演员。

  4. The protagonists of the political scandal were eventually brought to justice.

    政治丑闻的主角最终受到了法律的制裁。

  5. The two protagonists faced each other across the negotiating table.

    两位主角在谈判桌前对峙。