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literature

/ˈlɪt.rə.tʃər/

Traduction: Ensemble des œuvres écrites, en particulier celles considérées comme ayant une valeur artistique ou intellectuelle, comme les romans, la poésie et les pièces de théâtre.

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/ˈlɪt.rə.tʃər/B1formal
  • frEnsemble des œuvres écrites, en particulier celles considérées comme ayant une valeur artistique ou intellectuelle, comme les romans, la poésie et les pièces de théâtre.

A noun referring to written works, especially those considered to have artistic or intellectual value, such as novels, poetry, and plays.

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  1. Written works of artB1formal

    Written works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit, such as novels, plays, and poetry.

    frLittérature (œuvres écrites d'art)

    • She studied English literature at university.
    • Classic literature includes works by Shakespeare and Austen.
    • He enjoys reading contemporary literature from around the world.

    Synonymesbelles-lettres

  2. Academic or professional writingsB2formal

    The body of writings on a particular subject, such as scientific or academic research.

    frLittérature (écrits académiques ou professionnels)

    • The medical literature on this disease is extensive.
    • She reviewed the literature for her thesis on climate change.
    • There is a growing literature on the effects of social media.

    Synonymesresearchscholarship

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  • literatures plural form
  • literatures' possessive plural form
  • literature's possessive singular form
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