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epilog

/ˈep.ɪ.lɒɡ/

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noun

/ˈep.ɪ.lɒɡ/B2formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее короткий отрывок или речь, добавленные в конце литературного произведения или пьесы, часто обеспечивающие завершение или прямое обращение к аудитории.

A noun referring to a short passage or speech added at the end of a literary work or play, often providing closure or direct commentary to the audience.

  1. Concluding speech in a playB2formal

    A short speech, often in verse, delivered directly to the audience by an actor at the end of a theatrical performance.

    ruЗаключительная речь в пьесе

    • The actor delivered a witty epilog that left the audience laughing.
    • Shakespeare's plays often include an epilog spoken by a main character.
    • The epilog thanked the audience for their attention and support.
  2. Final section of a literary workB2formal

    A short passage or section added at the end of a book, novel, or other literary work, providing closure or additional information.

    ruЭпилог

    • The novel's epilog revealed what happened to the characters years later.
    • She wrote an epilog to explain the historical context of the story.
    • The epilog tied up all the loose ends in the narrative.

    Synonymsaddendumcodaconclusionpostscript

    Antonymsforewordintroductionpreambleprefaceprologue

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