Translations for „operatically“ in the English » German Dictionary

op·er·ati·cal·ly [ˌɒpərˈætɪkəli, Am ˌɑ:pəˈræt̬-] ADV

operatically

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operatically

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But there's much more to him operatically.

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Operatically-speaking, at least, it was one of the biggest hits of the '20s.

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For another, the choreography is operatically trite.

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A musical may use actors who are not operatically trained, and usually the principals are called upon to dance.

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Yet he managed this while also preening and shrieking and high-kicking in tights, singing operatically about dystopia and beings from outer space.

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With the squid (a tender genus known as lolligo) a glistening dollop of romesco sang operatically of freshness: roasted capsicum, tomato, ground almonds, paprika and the faintest hint of chilli.

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It was also operatically staged and (largely) abysmally acted.

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The first part of the novel ends (operatically) in death.

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The game's story called for a massive plane crash, out of which a single robot, operatically aflame, was intended to stride toward the player.

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Operatically, well, there is a lot to take in.

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