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narration

/nəˈreɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un récit oral ou écrit d'événements liés, une histoire ou le processus même de narration.

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noun

/nəˈreɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un récit oral ou écrit d'événements liés, une histoire ou le processus même de narration.

A noun referring to a spoken or written account of connected events, a story, or the act of telling a story.

  1. Storytelling or accountB1formal

    A spoken or written account of connected events; a story.

    frnarration

    • The documentary's narration was both informative and engaging.
    • Her narration of the events helped the jury understand what happened.
    • The film's narration was provided by a famous actor.

    Synonymesaccountchronicledescriptionnarrativerecitalstorytaletelling

  2. Act of describingB2formal

    The process or act of telling a story or describing a series of events.

    fraction de raconter

    • The author's skillful narration kept the readers hooked until the end.
    • He is known for his clear and vivid narration of historical events.
    • The narration of the battle was both dramatic and accurate.

    Synonymesaccountdescriptionrecitalrecitationrecountingrelationreportingtelling

  3. Rhetorical sectionC1formal

    In classical rhetoric, the part of a speech that presents the facts of the case.

    frNarration (rhétorique)

    • The lawyer's narration laid out the sequence of events clearly.
    • In his oration, the narration followed the introduction and preceded the argument.
    • The speaker's narration was concise and factual.
Formes
  • narrations plural form
  • narrations' possessive plural form
  • narration's possessive singular form
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