Audience's poor behavior troubles National Grand Theatre

时间：2007-12-28 05:09:59

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Chinaenws, Beijing, December 27 – The classical Russian opera, King Igor, was put on in the National Grand Theatre in Beijing on December 25, the first foreign performance in the theatre. The behavior of some of the audiences was very disappointing.

 

Many of them were late for the show, and some of them kept on clicking their flash cameras, while some chatted and ate snacks. According to one audience, many parents took with them their kids, who, unable to appreciate, found the opera boring to them and began to grow restless1 in their seats.

 

“Even murmuring can be easily heard from several meters away inside the National Grand Theatre, and you can imagine how irritating2 things were last night,” complained another audience.

 

“The National Grand Theatre is designed to entertain the general public, and many of them are proud of seeing the performance here, but the spectators3 should at least respect the artists on stage and other spectators, ” said an analyzer.

 
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1 restless nWWx3     
adj.焦躁不安的；静不下来的，运动不止的
参考例句：
  • He looks like a restless man.他看上去坐立不安。
  • He has been very restless all day and he awoke nearly all last night.他一整天都心神不定，昨夜几乎一整夜没有合眼。
2 irritating 1qOzR6     
adj.使愤怒的；气人的；恼人的；v.使恼怒
参考例句：
  • She found his preoccupation with money irritating.她对他一心只想着钱感到很厌烦。
  • He has this irritating mannerism of constantly scratching his nose.他老是挠鼻子，这个习惯真让人不舒服。
3 spectators f68d48a1c64478cadff5c343371783c3     
n.观众，旁观者( spectator的名词复数 )
参考例句：
  • The spectators were wilting visibly in the hot sun. 看得出观众在炎热的阳光下快支撑不住了。
  • The policemen asked the spectators to stand well back. 警察要求旁观者靠后站。 来自《简明英汉词典》

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