protagonist
主角
definition
noun
The protagonist of Conrad's novel undergoes a drastic change in response to his environment, common only to that specific time period.
the leading character or one of the major characters in a drama, movie, novel, or other fictional text.
translation of 'protagonist'
noun
领导者,
主角
example
He had played the 'protagonist' , Ahab, in the 1956 film version.
The 'protagonist' of Conrad's novel undergoes a drastic change in response to his environment, common only to that specific time period.
a strenuous 'protagonist' of the new agricultural policy
he's a strenuous 'protagonist' of the new agricultural policy
The 'protagonist' of Hemingway's novel, Jake Barnes, is impotent.
In nearly every one of your novels, the 'protagonist' is either unable to have a child or loses one.
This is your second novel to feature a male 'protagonist' .
The film's 'protagonist' , George, considers his life a failure.
Which would be the book's 'protagonist' , Priscilla or Arthur?
The inspector is not always right, and is often as exasperated and confused as any noir 'protagonist' .
the novel's main 'protagonist' is an American intelligence officer
the hard-boiled 'protagonist' of the movie Blade Runner
The pressure of the Premiership survival fight took its toll on two of the main 'protagonists' in a hot-tempered first half at Goodison Park.
Aside from the main 'protagonists' , how many voters have a clear idea of how ‘Corngate’ occurred and what it meant?
As an expert in the Soviet Union, he was much in demand and he was generous with his knowledge and insights, both of which had been honed by long hours of study into primary documents and discussion with the main 'protagonists' .
However sources close to the five main 'protagonists' have all confirmed their involvement.
For each of the above points and many others I haven't mentioned that the positions held by the main 'protagonists' of this war, up until recently, was to the contrary.
His approach is not to hero-worship the main 'protagonists' , but to show the struggle of human beings in a historical context.
In this sense, any reader could be Orpheus, as indeed could any of the novel's 'protagonists' .
Note that in this case, both gift-giving scenes portray the 'protagonists' in symmetrical, equivalent poses.
Both books' 'protagonists' become epic heroes in part because their technical mastery allows them to manipulate mass consumer networks.
All three of the main 'protagonists' appear to be in something akin to top form and all were making confident noises after almost error-free rounds yesterday.
Her novels introduce strong female 'protagonists' , usually African American, and characters of many colors.
It was relentlessly pro-royal with all critical faculties repressed, despite the rather chequered history of the two main 'protagonists' .
The vast majority of female 'protagonists' are unmarried women at peak reproductive age.
This weekend the UN General Assembly begins another session with many of the main 'protagonists' taking part and in the week ahead the holy fast of Ramadan will begin.
He claims that political reconciliation is at hand if only the main 'protagonists' would arrive at some common interpretation of the document to which they signed up.
As to the main debate, both 'protagonists' have avoided the real issue of the control of the criminal behaviour known as benefit fraud.
An important part of the fantasy is that I am up there, ringside, with the opportunity to interview the main 'protagonists' immediately before and after the fight.
How might we compare the 'protagonists' in the current debate about marriage with those in the earlier one?
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