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direct discourse

/dəˈrekt ˈdɪskɔːrs/

Traducción: Término gramatical que designa las palabras exactas pronunciadas por una persona, presentadas sin cambios, generalmente entre comillas.

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/dəˈrekt ˈdɪskɔːrs/C1formalart
  • esTérmino gramatical que designa las palabras exactas pronunciadas por una persona, presentadas sin cambios, generalmente entre comillas.

A grammatical term referring to the exact words spoken by a person, presented without any changes, typically enclosed in quotation marks.

  1. Direct SpeechB2formal

    A grammatical term for reporting speech by quoting the exact words of the speaker, usually enclosed in quotation marks.

    esestilo directo

    • In direct discourse, she said, 'I am going to the store.'
    • The teacher explained the difference between direct and indirect discourse.
    • Direct discourse uses the speaker's original words without changes.