tragedian
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++tra·ge·di·an /trəˈdʒiːdiən/ noun [countable] formalAPTAL an actor or writer of tragedy 悲剧演员；悲剧作家 → comedian
Examples from the Corpus
tragedian• He kept referring to Wehman as a tragedian.• Mones held himself as stiffly as a nineteenth-century tragedian, and filled his lines with sentiment.• I knew what Aristophanes had said, what Agathon, the tragedian, had said, what Alcibiades had said.• After Homer, the tragedians of fifth-century Athens reveal a dualist universe in which Zeus is transcendent and man introspective.• If there were tragedy clubs at which people came to watch stand-up tragedians, Mr Brown would be a star.tra·ge·di·an nounChineseSyllable
actor or Corpus writer of an tragedy
tragedian
tra‧ge‧di‧an /trəˈdʒiːdiən/
noun [countable]
formal an actor or writer of tragedy ⇨ comedian
tra‧ge‧di‧an /trəˈdʒiːdiən/
noun [countable]formal an actor or writer of tragedy ⇨ comedian