Definition of pantomimus in English:

pantomimus

noun ˌpantəˈmʌɪməsˈpantəmʌɪməs

Classical History

A dramatic performer popular in the Roman Empire who represented mythological stories through gestures and actions, supported by music and a chorus, playing all the roles in a piece, each role having its own mask.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From classical Latin pantomīmus pantomime.

noun

Classical History

A dramatic performer popular in the Roman Empire who represented mythological stories through gestures and actions, supported by music and a chorus, playing all the roles in a piece, each role having its own mask.

Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From classical Latin pantomīmus pantomime.

词汇	pantomimus
释义	Definition of pantomimus in English: pantomimus noun ˌpantəˈmʌɪməsˈpantəmʌɪməs Classical History A dramatic performer popular in the Roman Empire who represented mythological stories through gestures and actions, supported by music and a chorus, playing all the roles in a piece, each role having its own mask. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From classical Latin pantomīmus pantomime. Definition of pantomimus in US English: pantomimus noun Classical History A dramatic performer popular in the Roman Empire who represented mythological stories through gestures and actions, supported by music and a chorus, playing all the roles in a piece, each role having its own mask. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in George Puttenham (1529–?1591), writer and literary critic. From classical Latin pantomīmus pantomime.
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