backstory / ˈbækˌstɔr i, ‐ˌstoʊr i /

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backstory 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural back·sto·ries.

  1. a narrative providing a history or background context, especially for a character or situation in a literary work, film, or dramatic series.
  2. prequel.

更多backstory例句

  1. It’s a crime seemingly unbefitting of a gentleman thief until we get the backstory of the woman’s treasures, which include a rare Fabergé egg.
  2. Penelope has a backstory befitting a high-society gossip columnist — after all, her nickname is literally Pen.
  3. Although we don’t get much backstory on Kylie’s relationship with her mom and stepdad, the tension they greet each other with upon her return home lingers for most of the movie.
  4. All of this backstory makes Citizen Kane look like a needling act of revenge, and a profoundly surgical one, calculated to dissect Hearst’s greatest weaknesses on a big screen for everyone to see.
  5. When she was 10, she landed on a radio show run by Cas Walker, a raccoon hunter-turned-grocery store magnate, because everyone in the Dollyverse has a colorful backstory.
  6. We spent a lot of time creating a backstory for our “Man” played by David Logan Rankin.
  7. If this sounds a lot like the Abu Nazir backstory, well, it should.
  8. We are left with stalwart genres (action, rom com) and classic roles (prude, seductress, jock, backstory-less best friend).
  9. A dial-in audio guide (888-763-8839) gives you the backstory behind the bizarre displays.
  10. I was wondering if you had constructed some kind of backstory for him.