proscenium
proscenium 英 [prə(ʊ)'siːnɪəm] 美 [prə'sinɪəm]
n. （古希腊、古罗马的）舞台；舞台前部；幕前部分；舞台前部装置（包括幕布、拱形墙等）
名词复数:prosceniums
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- n. （古希腊、古罗马的）舞台；舞台前部；幕前部分；舞台前部装置（包括幕布、拱形墙等）
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1. At least until the mid-20th century, music in China was seldom seen as something to be presented on a proscenium stage and contemplated in isolation by sedentary, silent listeners.
20世纪中期以前，中国的音乐很少在舞台上向众人展示，听众通常静坐在一边欣赏。
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2. This theatrical model couldn't be more different from the typical experience of a West End show, whereby a room full of passive ticket-buyers take in the entertainment on a proscenium stage.
这种剧场模式与看典型的西区表演截然不同，如何能让一屋子的被动的购票者在舞台上参与娱乐表演呢。
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3. An iron proscenium of number frames the tragedy.
数字这座钢铁舞台注定了这出悲剧。
- proscenium (n.) c. 1600, "stage of an ancient theater," from Latin proscaenium, from Greek proskenion "the space in front of the scenery," also "entrance of a tent," from pro "in front, before" (see pro-) + skene "stage, tent, booth" (see scene). Modern sense of "space between the curtain and the orchestra" is attested from 1807.
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