No. 2,730 in Polish
dramat
The Polish word "dramat" means "drama" (a literary or theatrical work) or "tragedy/problem" in colloquial use.
In a sentence
Czytałem wczoraj bardzo poruszający dramat Szekspira.
Yesterday, I read a very moving Shakespearian play.
Dramat refers to a play or theatrical work in literature or art.
Sytuacja na egzaminie była prawdziwym dramatem.
The situation during the exam was a real drama.
Dramat describes a tense or critically stressful moment.
Nie robię z tego dramatu, postaram się to naprawić.
I'm not making a drama out of this; I will try to fix it.
Dramat is used to express an exaggerated emotional response.
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