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fictionalise

/ˈfɪk.ʃən.ə.laɪz/

Traducción: Verbo que significa convertir algo real en ficción o presentarlo de manera imaginaria o novelada, especialmente en una obra literaria, cinematográfica o teatral.

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verb

/ˈfɪk.ʃən.ə.laɪz/C1formalart
  • esVerbo que significa convertir algo real en ficción o presentarlo de manera imaginaria o novelada, especialmente en una obra literaria, cinematográfica o teatral.

A verb used to indicate the act of turning something into fiction or representing it in a fictional manner.

  1. Adapt into fictionB2formal

    To turn real events or characters into a fictional story, often for a novel, film, or play.

    esAdaptar a la ficción

    • The author decided to fictionalise his childhood memories in his latest book.
    • The film fictionalises the true story of the explorer's journey.
    • Historians often criticise writers who fictionalise historical events too freely.

    Sinónimosadaptnovelize

    Antónimoschronicledocumentnarraterecordreport

  2. Convert into novel formC1formal

    To present something in the style or format of a novel, making it more narrative and imaginative.

    esConvertir en novela

    • The journalist fictionalised the documentary into a compelling novel.
    • She fictionalised her research findings to reach a wider audience.
    • The scriptwriter fictionalised the biography to create a dramatic screenplay.

    Sinónimosnovelisenovelize

Formas
  • fictionalised past participle
  • fictionalised past simple
  • fictionalising present participle
  • fictionalises third person singular