vt.将（小说或事件）改编成剧本
vt./vi. 使（事情）戏剧化，夸张

The director decided to dramatize the novel for the stage, adding several new characters and subplots.
导演决定将这部小说改编成舞台剧，并添加了几个新角色和副线情节。
She was known for her ability to dramatize everyday events, making them seem more exciting and significant than they actually were.
她以能够将日常事件戏剧化而闻名，使这些事件看起来比实际更激动人心、更有意义。
The film dramatizes the struggles of immigrants trying to make a life in a new country.
这部电影将移民在新国家努力生活的艰辛进行了戏剧化的表现。
In order to dramatize the impact of climate change, the documentary uses vivid images and emotional storytelling.
为了戏剧化地展现气候变化的影响，这部纪录片使用了生动的图像和感人的叙述手法。
The playwright chose to dramatize the historical event, focusing on the human drama rather than the factual details.
剧作家选择将历史事件戏剧化，更注重人性的戏剧性而不是事实细节。
The news program dramatized the political scandal with reenactments and interviews with key figures.
新闻节目通过重现和对关键人物的采访，将政治丑闻进行了戏剧化的报道。
The teacher used role-playing exercises to dramatize the ethical dilemmas faced by characters in the book.
老师通过角色扮演练习，将书中人物面临的道德困境进行了戏剧化的教学。
To dramatize the importance of mental health, the campaign featured stories of individuals who overcame their struggles.
为了强调心理健康的重要性，该活动讲述了个人克服心理困扰的故事。
The museum exhibit dramatizes the lives of early settlers through interactive displays and lifelike dioramas.
博物馆展览通过互动展示和逼真的模型场景，将早期移民的生活进行了戏剧化的呈现。
The author's decision to dramatize the personal correspondence between the two leaders added a new layer of depth to the historical narrative.
作者决定将两位领导人之间的私人信件戏剧化，为历史叙事增添了新的深度层次。