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curtain call
noun
- the appearance of the performers at the conclusion of a theatrical or other performance in response to the applause of the audience.
- each individual appearance of a performer at the end of a performance in response to prolonged applause.
curtain call
noun
- the appearance of performers at the end of a theatrical performance to acknowledge applause
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of curtain call1
Example Sentences
鈥淪he has made her mark in our hearts and on her stages. It鈥檚 too soon for a curtain call but I know it鈥檚 a standing ovation,鈥 Monsoon wrote.
At the curtain call, they looked exhausted but, yes, happy.
Coaxed by his teammates to make a curtain call, Ohtani emerged just as the pitch clock was about to expire in Baumann鈥檚 next at-bat.
The show follows a university drama company trying to put on a 1920s Agatha Christie murder mystery in which the actors and crew battle to make it through to the curtain call.
They bolted at the final note to get backstage for curtain calls and were met with cheers 鈥 not a given with European audiences alternately amazed, addled and appalled by reinvented works known as regietheater.
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