Definition of space opera in English:

space opera

noun

North American informal

A novel, film, or television programme set in outer space, typically of a simplistic and melodramatic nature.
〈非正式，主美〉（多指情节简单、充满夸张的以外层空间为背景的）太空剧（或小说、电影、电视节目等）
mass noun I associate the idea of space opera with appallingly bad writing
a fast-paced, ‘shoot-em-up’ space opera
Example sentencesExamples
- The astronauts and ground personnel in this space opera provide levelheaded, creative leadership during a harrowing crisis.
- He talks at length about fantasy and space opera and the various visions of Utopia that permeate science-fiction.
- It isn't mean-spirited, and it doesn't misunderstand or fail to care about the reasons people love space opera in the first place.
- The twist that he brings to this space opera is blending the sci-fi elements with a look and feel straight out of a Western.
- I'm always up for a thoughtful space opera, so I'll be keeping an eye out for the paperback edition of this book.
- What exactly is so captivating and enchanting about this space opera?
- As one might expect from a space opera, there are plenty of laser sounds, explosions, and ambient mechanical noise to keep your speakers busy, and all of it comes across with crystal clarity.
- The whole thing comes across as oddly sexless, a pre-adolescent's view of the Universe, the space opera equivalent of Tolkien's largely chaste Middle Earth.
- It was a preamble disguised as a film; its successor was space opera at its worst.
- But the film is very hard to categorise: part ghost story, part love story, part space opera, part tear-jerker.
- We are not interested in fantasy, horror, or more conventional SF themes such as space opera, time travel, first contact, or alternate worlds.
- It is a startling debut attempt to create an original universe for a space opera.
- While themes are different from the usual space opera, the setting is more than worthy of the title.
- The banality and dullness of ordinary family life will be replaced by a vibrant, thrilling space opera.
- Basically it is a well-animated space opera concerning the journey of a young boy who wishes to grow up to helm a starship.
- The plot is action-packed, perhaps too much so, even for a space opera.
- It's a pity space opera doesn't sell quite so well these days.
- The impressive special effects are the highlight of this routine space opera.
- Most of this was the equivalent of a corny space opera.
- Nobody had ever tried anything like it on American television: a five-year space opera on a budget.

Definition of space opera in US English:

space opera

nounspās ˈäp(ə)rə

North American informal

A novel, movie, or television program set in outer space, typically of a simplistic and melodramatic nature.
〈非正式，主美〉（多指情节简单、充满夸张的以外层空间为背景的）太空剧（或小说、电影、电视节目等）
mass noun I associate the idea of space opera with appallingly bad writing
a fast-paced, “shoot-em-up” space opera
Example sentencesExamples
- Basically it is a well-animated space opera concerning the journey of a young boy who wishes to grow up to helm a starship.
- The banality and dullness of ordinary family life will be replaced by a vibrant, thrilling space opera.
- But the film is very hard to categorise: part ghost story, part love story, part space opera, part tear-jerker.
- It's a pity space opera doesn't sell quite so well these days.
- It was a preamble disguised as a film; its successor was space opera at its worst.
- The twist that he brings to this space opera is blending the sci-fi elements with a look and feel straight out of a Western.
- The astronauts and ground personnel in this space opera provide levelheaded, creative leadership during a harrowing crisis.
- As one might expect from a space opera, there are plenty of laser sounds, explosions, and ambient mechanical noise to keep your speakers busy, and all of it comes across with crystal clarity.
- The whole thing comes across as oddly sexless, a pre-adolescent's view of the Universe, the space opera equivalent of Tolkien's largely chaste Middle Earth.
- Nobody had ever tried anything like it on American television: a five-year space opera on a budget.
- While themes are different from the usual space opera, the setting is more than worthy of the title.
- He talks at length about fantasy and space opera and the various visions of Utopia that permeate science-fiction.
- I'm always up for a thoughtful space opera, so I'll be keeping an eye out for the paperback edition of this book.
- The plot is action-packed, perhaps too much so, even for a space opera.
- We are not interested in fantasy, horror, or more conventional SF themes such as space opera, time travel, first contact, or alternate worlds.
- The impressive special effects are the highlight of this routine space opera.
- Most of this was the equivalent of a corny space opera.
- It isn't mean-spirited, and it doesn't misunderstand or fail to care about the reasons people love space opera in the first place.
- It is a startling debut attempt to create an original universe for a space opera.
- What exactly is so captivating and enchanting about this space opera?

词汇	space opera
释义	Definition of space opera in English: space opera noun North American informal A novel, film, or television programme set in outer space, typically of a simplistic and melodramatic nature. 〈非正式，主美〉（多指情节简单、充满夸张的以外层空间为背景的）太空剧（或小说、电影、电视节目等） mass noun I associate the idea of space opera with appallingly bad writing a fast-paced, ‘shoot-em-up’ space opera Example sentencesExamples The astronauts and ground personnel in this space opera provide levelheaded, creative leadership during a harrowing crisis. He talks at length about fantasy and space opera and the various visions of Utopia that permeate science-fiction. It isn't mean-spirited, and it doesn't misunderstand or fail to care about the reasons people love space opera in the first place. The twist that he brings to this space opera is blending the sci-fi elements with a look and feel straight out of a Western. I'm always up for a thoughtful space opera, so I'll be keeping an eye out for the paperback edition of this book. What exactly is so captivating and enchanting about this space opera? As one might expect from a space opera, there are plenty of laser sounds, explosions, and ambient mechanical noise to keep your speakers busy, and all of it comes across with crystal clarity. The whole thing comes across as oddly sexless, a pre-adolescent's view of the Universe, the space opera equivalent of Tolkien's largely chaste Middle Earth. It was a preamble disguised as a film; its successor was space opera at its worst. But the film is very hard to categorise: part ghost story, part love story, part space opera, part tear-jerker. We are not interested in fantasy, horror, or more conventional SF themes such as space opera, time travel, first contact, or alternate worlds. It is a startling debut attempt to create an original universe for a space opera. While themes are different from the usual space opera, the setting is more than worthy of the title. The banality and dullness of ordinary family life will be replaced by a vibrant, thrilling space opera. Basically it is a well-animated space opera concerning the journey of a young boy who wishes to grow up to helm a starship. The plot is action-packed, perhaps too much so, even for a space opera. It's a pity space opera doesn't sell quite so well these days. The impressive special effects are the highlight of this routine space opera. Most of this was the equivalent of a corny space opera. Nobody had ever tried anything like it on American television: a five-year space opera on a budget. Definition of space opera in US English: space opera nounspās ˈäp(ə)rə North American informal A novel, movie, or television program set in outer space, typically of a simplistic and melodramatic nature. 〈非正式，主美〉（多指情节简单、充满夸张的以外层空间为背景的）太空剧（或小说、电影、电视节目等） mass noun I associate the idea of space opera with appallingly bad writing a fast-paced, “shoot-em-up” space opera Example sentencesExamples Basically it is a well-animated space opera concerning the journey of a young boy who wishes to grow up to helm a starship. The banality and dullness of ordinary family life will be replaced by a vibrant, thrilling space opera. But the film is very hard to categorise: part ghost story, part love story, part space opera, part tear-jerker. It's a pity space opera doesn't sell quite so well these days. It was a preamble disguised as a film; its successor was space opera at its worst. The twist that he brings to this space opera is blending the sci-fi elements with a look and feel straight out of a Western. The astronauts and ground personnel in this space opera provide levelheaded, creative leadership during a harrowing crisis. As one might expect from a space opera, there are plenty of laser sounds, explosions, and ambient mechanical noise to keep your speakers busy, and all of it comes across with crystal clarity. The whole thing comes across as oddly sexless, a pre-adolescent's view of the Universe, the space opera equivalent of Tolkien's largely chaste Middle Earth. Nobody had ever tried anything like it on American television: a five-year space opera on a budget. While themes are different from the usual space opera, the setting is more than worthy of the title. He talks at length about fantasy and space opera and the various visions of Utopia that permeate science-fiction. I'm always up for a thoughtful space opera, so I'll be keeping an eye out for the paperback edition of this book. The plot is action-packed, perhaps too much so, even for a space opera. We are not interested in fantasy, horror, or more conventional SF themes such as space opera, time travel, first contact, or alternate worlds. The impressive special effects are the highlight of this routine space opera. Most of this was the equivalent of a corny space opera. It isn't mean-spirited, and it doesn't misunderstand or fail to care about the reasons people love space opera in the first place. It is a startling debut attempt to create an original universe for a space opera. What exactly is so captivating and enchanting about this space opera?
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