
Cothurnus
UK
/kəˈθɜːnəs/
US
/kəˈθɜrnəs/

Translation cothurnus into russian
cothurnus
NounUK
/kəˈθɜːnəs/
US
/kəˈθɜrnəs/
The actor wore cothurnus to appear taller on stage.
Актёр носил котурны, чтобы казаться выше на сцене.
Definitions
cothurnus
NounUK
/kəˈθɜːnəs/
US
/kəˈθɜrnəs/
A type of high, thick-soled boot worn by actors in ancient Greek and Roman tragedies.
The actor donned a pair of cothurni to elevate his stature on stage during the performance of the Greek tragedy.
A style or manner of elevated, dignified, or grandiloquent expression, often used in reference to tragic drama.
The playwright's use of cothurnus in dialogue gave the play a sense of gravitas and formality.