Romeo, photo 1 of 2
Romeo, photo 2 of 2

Photo credit

Photo
Master Burke as Romeo. (From the Surrey Theatre) - NYPL1156845
By
W. West, publisher
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Public domain
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Wikimedia Commons
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Photo credit

Photo
Albert Saléza (1867–1916) as Romeo
By
Dupont, New York (no individual credited)
Licence
Public domain
Source
Wikimedia Commons
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罗米欧

羅米歐
Luómǐ'ōu
proper noun #37,483

Meanings

  1. 1 Romeo (given name; Shakespeare character)

About Romeo

文学人物 fictional character

The young lover in 莎士比亚's tragedy set in Verona: a Montague who secretly marries 朱丽叶 of the rival Capulet family and kills himself when he believes she is dead.

Also called  罗密欧

Examples

HSK 6
Luómǐ'ōu yǔ Zhūlìyè shì Shāshìbǐyà zuì yǒumíng de bēijù.
Romeo and Juliet is Shakespeare's most famous tragedy.
HSK 6
Tā zài huàjù li bànyǎn Luómǐ'ōu.
He plays Romeo in the stage play.

Tips

usage
The usual spelling on both sides of the Strait is 罗密欧; 罗米欧 is a rarer variant. China's own doomed lovers, 梁山伯 and 祝英台 of the Butterfly Lovers legend, are often called the Chinese Romeo and Juliet.

In Pop Culture

罗米欧与朱丽叶 Luómǐ'ōu yǔ Zhūlìyè
Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare's tragedy of star-crossed lovers from Verona; the standard Mainland transliteration of Romeo (Taiwan tends to use 羅密歐).

Stroke Order

罗 luó
米 mǐ
欧 ōu