1.to play the leading role; to star2.lead actor
1.natural change2.evolution (early translation, since replaced by 进化)
1.succession (of changes in an ecological community)2.naturally evolving sequence
enka (Japanese genre of sentimental ballads)
1.(of an actor) to bring (one's character) to life2.to act brilliantly
1.evolution2.gradual forward progress
road show or promotional tour (for a product etc)
1.to stop performing a play2.to interrupt a stage run
the theory of evolution (early translation, since replaced by 进化论)
Investiture of the Gods, major Ming dynasty vernacular novel of mythology and fantasy, very loosely based on King Wu of Zhou's 周武王[zhōu wǔ wáng] overthrow of the Shang, subsequent material for opera, film, TV series, computer games etc
1.substitute actor (esp. in fights of theatrical stunts)2.stuntman
1.to plan a military mission on a sand table (idiom)2.to rehearse a planned action or activity3.to conduct a dry run
cast (of a movie etc); lineup of performers; troupe
extra (actor engaged to appear in a crowd scene)
1.to direct a movie in which one also plays a major role as an actor2.(fig.) to plan and execute a scheme all by oneself
1.military exercise2.war game
Dramatized History of Sui and Tang, novel by Qing dynasty author Chu Renhuo 褚人获[chǔ rén huò]
film actor; movie actor; movie actress
1.leading actors (in a show)2.starring
(dialect) to perform; to act (in a play etc)
1.variant of 敷衍2.to elaborate (on a theme)3.to expound (the meaning of the classics)
extra (actor engaged to appear in a crowd scene) (abbr. for 群众演员[qún zhòng yǎn yuán])
an extra (in a movie) (abbr. for 临时演员[lín shí yǎn yuán])
war-gaming; simulation of a military operation