troupe

英 [truːp]

美 [truːp]

n. (演员、歌手等的)班子，表演团
vi. 巡回演出

复数：troupes　

Collins.1 / BNC.16383 / COCA.11543

牛津词典

noun

N-COUNT-COLL (巡回演出的)演出团，歌舞团，戏班子
Atroupeis a group of actors, singers, or dancers who work together and often travel around together, performing in different places.
1. ...troupes of travelling actors.
  巡回演出演员组成的剧团

noun

organization of performers and associated personnel (especially theatrical)
1. the traveling company all stayed at the same hotel
Synonym:company

The China Opera and Dance Troupe Chorus sang some well-known songs.
是由中国歌舞剧团合唱队演唱的一些著名歌曲。
S: Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. It's being staged by a famous British theatrical troupe.
是莎士比亚的《罗米欧与朱丽叶》。由英国著名的剧团演出。
The troupe's dance performance nicely complemented the symphony's musical program.
剧团的舞蹈表演很好地为交响乐团的音乐节目锦上添花。
Last month the troupe were putting on tour shows in Shanghai.
上个月，这个剧团巡回演出到上海。
Contemporary Dance Troupe have played a great role in promoting Chinese modern dance.
特别是香港城市当代舞蹈团的曹承渊对推广现代舞也发挥了重要作用。
When the touring theatrical troupe arrived at the mountain village, the villagers all ran to tell one and another beaming with delight.
巡回剧团来到山村，人们笑逐颜开，奔走相告。
This performing arts troupe has evolved a style of its own.
这个艺术团已经形成了独特的风格。
A troupe of acrobats entertained them.
一群杂技演员为他们作了表演。
During the Festival of Arts, I went to see a Beijing opera put up by a Shanghai troupe.
艺术节的时候，我看了一出由上海某剧团演的京戏。
He specializes in big cymbals in the troupe band.
他在剧团的乐队里，是专门打铙钹的。