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Definition of curtain speech in English: curtain speechnoun A speech of thanks or appreciation to an audience, made after a performance by an actor playing a leading role, typically from the front of the stage with the curtains closed. 谢幕辞 Example sentencesExamples - We can easily understand why the critics are disturbed, even outraged, by Heisenberg's eloquent, exculpatory curtain speech.
- And in many ways, the former presidential candidate has to give a shower curtain speech.
- As well, Clark's attempted inclusion of a list of credits for the institute has been arbitrarily knocked back on the grounds that it's his curtain speech.
- She gave the first curtain speech I had ever seen.
- Throughout the difficult period, Alliger attended Dance Umbrella performances and, since he curated what proved to be the final season, continued to make his customary curtain speech.
- Occasionally I'll have to rehearse a curtain speech, but rather than giving the speech I'll sing a kitschy old song and she'll do an impromptu jazz routine.
- His curtain speech, in the style of an old actor manager, was a joy and fitted perfectly into the comic framework of the evening.
- So he famously said in a first-night curtain speech at the Theatre Royal, Stratford East in 1956.
Definition of curtain speech in US English: curtain speechnoun A speech of thanks or appreciation to an audience, made after a performance by an actor playing a leading role, typically from the front of the stage with the curtains closed. 谢幕辞 Example sentencesExamples - As well, Clark's attempted inclusion of a list of credits for the institute has been arbitrarily knocked back on the grounds that it's his curtain speech.
- Occasionally I'll have to rehearse a curtain speech, but rather than giving the speech I'll sing a kitschy old song and she'll do an impromptu jazz routine.
- We can easily understand why the critics are disturbed, even outraged, by Heisenberg's eloquent, exculpatory curtain speech.
- And in many ways, the former presidential candidate has to give a shower curtain speech.
- Throughout the difficult period, Alliger attended Dance Umbrella performances and, since he curated what proved to be the final season, continued to make his customary curtain speech.
- His curtain speech, in the style of an old actor manager, was a joy and fitted perfectly into the comic framework of the evening.
- She gave the first curtain speech I had ever seen.
- So he famously said in a first-night curtain speech at the Theatre Royal, Stratford East in 1956.
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