narrative

• Qui se rapporte au récit ou à la narration d'une histoire ou d'événements de manière structurée.

Relating to the process of telling a story or describing events in a structured way.

1. Relating to storytellingB2formal

   Relating to the process of telling a story or describing events.

   qui concerne la narration

   • The novel has a strong narrative structure.
   • She has a gift for narrative writing.
   • The film uses a non-linear narrative technique.

   Synonymesanecdotalepicfictional

2. Describing eventsB2formal

   Serving to describe or recount events in a sequence.

   narratif (qui relate des événements)

   • The report includes a narrative account of the incident.
   • He provided a narrative summary of the project's history.
   • The narrative style of the documentary is engaging.

   Synonymesanecdotalchronologicaldescriptivesequential

• Nom désignant un récit oral ou écrit d'événements liés entre eux ; une histoire, souvent avec une structure et un point de vue.

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

1. Story or accountB2formal

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

   Récit

   • The novel presents a compelling narrative of love and loss.
   • She wrote a detailed narrative of her travels through Asia.
   • The documentary follows a linear narrative from beginning to end.

   Synonymesaccountchronicledescriptionhistoryrecitalreportstorytale

2. Perspective or interpretationB2formal

   A particular way of explaining or understanding events, often used in politics or media.

   Récit interprétatif

   • The media narrative about the election shifted dramatically.
   • He challenged the dominant narrative of the company's success.
   • The government tried to control the narrative surrounding the crisis.

   Synonymesaccountanglediscourseframeframinginterpretationperspectiverhetoricslantspinstoryversion