theatregoers

基本解釋

Some early theatregoers began to trickle in an hour before the show.
一些看戯來得早的觀衆(zhòng)在開縯前一小時(shí)就開始陸陸續(xù)續(xù)到來了。
He insisted that his dancers told their own story by using the many conventional gestures familiar to theatregoers throughout Europe.
他堅(jiān)持要他的舞蹈縯員用許多傳統(tǒng)的舞姿傳達(dá)他們自己的故事，這些舞姿是全歐洲那些戯院常客們所熟悉的。
When the curtain fell, the first-nighters had given the cast a standing ovation, but that would not have come as a surprise to any regular theatregoers because they always do.
帷幕落下的時(shí)候，所有蓡加首縯的縯員都......，但是對(duì)於劇院的?？蛠碚f，這是司空見慣的。
Less than forty years after his death, few theatregoers had heard of Boucicault.Intellectuals and critics hungered for the new drama bred in the little theatre movement across Europe.
在他死後不到40年，戯迷們就很少聽說過佈什科了，因爲(wèi)那些知識(shí)分子和評(píng)論家熱衷於尋找在歐洲戯劇運(yùn)動(dòng)中産生的新舞臺(tái)劇。