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Meanings of Munch in anglès

portuguès
edvard munch
català
edvard munch
espanyol
edvard munch

Norwegian painter (1863-1944)

edvard munch
català
fer cruixir
espanyol
curruscar

Chew noisily.

fer cruixir
Usage of Munch in anglès
1
Writer compares the career of de Chirico to that of Edvard Munch.
The new yorker
2
They told her they were going to Mount Munch, and she replied:
The Tin Woodman of Oz / A Faithful Story of the Astonishing Adve...
3
Nothing in Munch's life or writing suggests that his feelings were insincere.
The Guardian
4
Could you really see Capote or Munch taking it that year?
The Irish Times
5
This is classic Munch, exaggeration in the service of emotional truth.
The Guardian
6
Tells about Munch's appropriation of federal disaster-relief funds for the Nixon Recreation Center.
The new yorker
7
All that's missing in the Munch picture is the litter bins.
The Guardian
8
Writer thinks about the immense room shared by Emily Dickinson and Edvard Munch.
The new yorker
9
My friend instantly morphed into a version of Munch's The Scream.
The Irish Times
10
Having settled our plans, Mr Munch and I went on board with Clement.
Happy Jack, and Other Tales of the Sea
11
They were all applauding heartily, except Miss Munch and her cousin.
The Blood Red Dawn
12
And at once Miss Munch's insinuating question leaped up to answer:
The Blood Red Dawn
13
Consciously or not, he resembled one of those apparitions in Edvard Munch's paintings.
Shadowland
14
It was not a pickled onion, but a pickled onion flavour Monster Munch.
The Guardian
15
Miss Munch's cousin, Mrs. Richards, was sitting alone at the table just behind.
The Blood Red Dawn
16
Larsen threatened to kill herself; Munch, not to be outdone, shot himself first.
The Guardian
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Translations for Munch
portuguès
edvard munch
Munch through the time
Munch across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common