English to Esperanto Meaning of persona - persono

Persona :
persono

persono, viro, individuajn, personeco, animo

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Definitions of persona in English
Noun(1) an actor's portrayal of someone in a play(2) (Jungian psychology
Examples of persona in English
(1) When a famous person promotes a foodstuff, their public persona acquires a nurturing, human edge.(2) On the contrary, the Kaiser's perceived public and private persona was one of these problems.(3) In a culture that places a premium on media exposure, it is no surprise that men and women who are seen by millions daily have a public persona .(4) There's nothing worse than a musician or an actor who will only do interviews as their stage persona .(5) Supposedly, the point is that the public can see the people behind the public persona .(6) However, remember the public persona and the private person are two very different people.(7) It becomes hectic with the same actors changing persona within seconds.(8) The tendency is to build acceptable traits into the persona and to keep unacceptable traits hidden or repressed.(9) her public persona(10) I thought I'd make the most of it and adopt a more sinister persona for three or four performances.(11) His public persona has been moulded and redefined so as to render him acceptable to all.(12) This persona I present to you all on here, while in many ways that of my own, is also of that someone else I'd like to be.(13) Stand-up is less about the material and more about confidence, authority and having a consistent persona .(14) The play looks at the star whose private life was a complete contrast to his public persona .(15) Here is a performer whose personal tragedies have always informed her public persona .(16) Many people have stated how the persona they present on their blog, while being largely true, is only part of their real selves.
Related Phrases of persona
(1) persona non grata ::
personon non plaĉa
(2) persona grata ::
persono grata
Synonyms
Noun
1. image ::
bildo
2. character ::
karaktero
Different Forms
persona, personas
Word Example from TV Shows
So you know, now I'm persona non gratis or whatever.

So you know, now I'm PERSONA non gratis or whatever.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 5

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