agon 的定义
plural a·go·nes [uh-goh-neez]. /əˈgoʊ niz/.
- a contest in which prizes were awarded in any of a number of events, as athletics, drama, music, poetry, and painting.
- Greek. a formalized debate or argumentation, especially in comedy: usually following the proagon and preceding the parabasis.
- Literature. conflict, especially between the protagonist and the antagonist.
更多agon例句
- Furthermore, this agon happens between the poems or plays or novels themselves, and not between the writers.
- The Greek word agon is the root of our words “antagonist” and “agony.”
- Agon is still the ordinary Russian word for fire, the equivalent of the Latin ignis.
- Agon saw this and hesitated, and then for the first time Nyleptha spoke in her soft sweet voice.
- Preceding her was Agon, the High Priest, arrayed in his most gorgeous vestments, and on either side were other priests.
- After our escape from Agon and his pious crew we returned to our quarters in the palace and had a very good time.
- Then the High Priest Agon turned, and his face was as the face of a devil.