1.a poem or other literary work consisting of words supposedly spoken by a character, often in a specific situation, either directly to the reader or to a listener
1.To Browning, the dramatic monologue is an ingenious means to exploit his literary gift without getting too personal.
对布朗宁来说，戏剧独白是一种既能开发文才，又可与角色保持一定距离的灵活方式。
2.Then, conversation dwindles to the main entertainment, a dramatic monologue from Winston.
然后众人的高谈阔论逐渐变成温斯顿戏剧性的独白，这是压轴戏。
3.Chapter Five reveals the indeterminacy of interpretation of Browning's dramatic monologue.
第五部分揭示了布朗宁戏剧性独白阐释的不确定性。
4."My Last Duchess" is a famous dramatic monologue by Browning.
《我最后的公爵夫人》是勃郎宁的著名戏剧独白。
5.Dramatic monologue is a major feature of Browning's poems.
戏剧独白是勃朗宁诗歌的一大重要特色。
6.The most important direct influence on the development of the dramatic monologue are the Romantic poets.
最重要的直接影响发展的戏剧性独白是浪漫主义诗人。
7.Alfred, Lord Tennyson's Ulysses, published in 1842, has been called the first true dramatic monologue.
阿尔弗雷德，主坦尼森的尤利西斯，发表于1842年，被称为第一个真正的戏剧独白。
8.The Victorian period represented the high point of the dramatic monologue in English poetry.
维多利亚时期的高点代表的戏剧性独白的英文诗歌。
9.The Speaker in the Dramatic Monologue--With Illustrations of the Poems of Tennyson, Browning and Eliot
戏剧独白诗中的说话人--以丁尼生、勃郎宁和艾略特的诗作为例