to theme
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主题化, 赋予特定主题
to give a specific setting to an event, place, etc.
Transitive: to theme an event or place
例子
The cafe decided to theme its weekend brunch events with a vintage vibe, including retro music and decor.
咖啡馆决定以复古风格主题化其周末早午餐活动，包括复古音乐和装饰。
To create a festive atmosphere, the wedding reception was themed around a winter wonderland with snowflake decorations.
为了营造节日气氛，婚宴以雪花装饰的冬季仙境为主题。
Theme
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主题, 话题
the topic or idea that is being discussed
例子
The documentary explored the theme of climate change.
这部纪录片探讨了气候变化的主题。
The teacher introduced the theme of teamwork in today ’s lesson.
老师在今天的课上介绍了团队合作的主题。
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主题, 动机
a recurring element that is the main idea or subject in a literary or artistic piece
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主题, 作文
an essay (especially one written as an assignment)
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主题, 主导动机
a recurring melody, rhythm, chord progression, or motif in a musical composition that serves as a unifying element
例子
The leitmotif, a recurring musical theme associated with a specific character or idea, added depth and symbolism to the opera.
主导动机，一个与特定角色或想法相关的重复音乐主题，为歌剧增添了深度和象征意义。
In film scoring, the composer often introduces a memorable theme that captures the emotional essence of the story and resonates with audiences.
在电影配乐中，作曲家经常引入一个令人难忘的主题，捕捉故事的情感精髓并与观众产生共鸣。
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主题, 词根
(linguistics) the form of a word after all affixes are removed
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主题, 题目
the main focus or subject of a sentence or an action
