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sequel

/ˈsiː.kwəl/

Traduction: Nom désignant ce qui suit ou résulte d'un événement antérieur, ou une suite ajoutée à un livre, un film ou une pièce de théâtre qui continue et prolonge l'histoire originale.

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noun

/ˈsiː.kwəl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant ce qui suit ou résulte d'un événement antérieur, ou une suite ajoutée à un livre, un film ou une pièce de théâtre qui continue et prolonge l'histoire originale.

A noun referring to something that follows or comes after an earlier event, or a later part added to a book, film, or play that continues and extends the original story.

  1. Continuation of a storyB1formal

    A book, film, or play that continues the story of an earlier work.

    frSuite d'une œuvre narrative

    • The sequel to the popular movie was released last year.
    • She is writing a sequel to her first novel.
    • Fans are eagerly waiting for the sequel to the game.

    Synonymescontinuationfollow-upsuccessor

  2. Something that followsB2formal

    An event or situation that happens after and as a result of a previous one.

    frSuite, conséquence

    • The scandal had an unexpected sequel in the form of a lawsuit.
    • The sequel to the accident was a series of safety reforms.
    • His resignation was a direct sequel to the board's decision.

    Synonymesaftermathconsequencecorollaryoutcomeresultupshot

Formes
  • sequels plural form
  • sequels' possessive plural form
  • sequel's possessive singular form
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