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汉语拼音：jiào zuò

（戏剧、影片或演员）能吸引观众，看的人多：这出戏连演三十几场，很～。

1. 谓戏剧或演员能吸引观众，使上座率高。

   鲁迅 《准风月谈·归厚》：“台下走散，应该换一出戏来叫座。” 郁达夫 《迷羊》：“那一晚最叫座的戏，是 小楼 的《安天会》。”

• This play draws well.

  这戏叫座.

• The play has been very popular ; you have to book up well ahead.

  这出戏一直很叫座, 你必须及早订座.

• The most successful shows in the London theatre are often musicals.

  伦敦剧院最叫座的剧目往往是歌舞喜剧.

• The play went down like a bone.

  那个戏非常叫座.

• The play is still drawing well.

  这部戏仍旧很叫座.

• The new play is the hit of the season.

  这出新戏是本季最叫座的.

• That film was a great draw.

  那部影片很叫座.

• The play continued an enormous success.

  那出戏很叫座地继续演下去.

• This will be good box office.

  这会很叫座.

• This show has pulled in quite an audience.

  这部电影很叫座.

• This new film will be good box office.

  这部新影片一定很叫座.

• Judging from the queue front of the cinema's ticket office, this movie is a great draw.

  从影院售票处排起的长队来看, 这部电影非常叫座.

• The new play has been very popular , you have to book up well ahead.

  这出新戏很叫座, 你必须及早预定座位.

• First there was Ace Ventura : Pet Detective, a surprise hit that show Carrey's now signature wacky style.

  先有艾丝·温图拉的《宠物侦探》, 一部展示凯利特有的古怪风格的叫座影片.

• That actor's films usually draw well.

  那个男演员的电影通常很叫座.