- 看过 escapist 的人也看了 :
- idealist
- romanticist
- evader
escapist 的 2 个定义
- a person who avoids reality by becoming absorbed in entertainment or fantasy:I, for one, am an escapist, so pondering whether an anime series is "looking out into the world" isn't something I concern myself with.
- a person who tries or manages to get out of captivity; an escape artist or escapee:In 1864, the celebrated prison escapist Hamilton tunneled his way to freedom with 60 other captured Union officers.
- avoiding reality through entertainment or fantasy, or enabling people to do so:His childhood taste for cowboy adventures and escapist films like Tarzan gave way to an admiration for realist European directors.
escapist 近义词
dreamer
escapist 的近义词 3 个
更多escapist例句
- All of TheSoul’s brands stick to light and positive content, according to Potrel, which helped provide an escapist outlet during the doom and gloom of 2020.
- Look for more of this kind of escapist programming—from high art to treacle, feeling good will be the new Breaking Bad.
- In this context, “Dynamite,” which I had my reservations about, feels like the perfect exclamation point when it closes out Be — a fun, vibrant future fantasy whose lyrical nonsense becomes part of the album’s determinedly escapist milieu.
- While zoo livestreams have gained popularity as calming, escapist windows of cuteness, there are higher stakes here.
- Their group lives in a constant limbo that would challenge any Outside reader’s escapist dreams.
- And that makes for a meandering, challenging, non-escapist viewing.
- Thus his love of escapist, desperately lighthearted writers like Laurence Sterne and Miguel de Cervantes.
- Perabo says it's because female viewers want an escapist fantasy when they're working hard balancing families and careers.
- And the theatrical world is picking up on that and again making escapist fare for the summer audience.
- Shannon Donnelly on the genre's surprising comeback and why viewers are flocking to escapist fare.