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Significats de narrator en anglès

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espanyol
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Someone who tells a story.

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narrador
espanyol
narrador
català
narrador

Character or non-personal voice that tells the story to the audience.

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Profession involving describing the events of a documentary or magazine film.

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Ús de narrator en anglès
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The narrator wonders: does language contain history the way plvwood contains flight?
The new yorker
2
All her friends were drug-dealers and the narrator's friends used their services.
The new yorker
3
At times the narrator would point in the direction of the captives.
Through the Air to the North Pole / Or, The Wonderful Cruise of ...
4
Neither the identity of the narrator nor of the baby is clear.
The Irish Times
5
The narrator and her father talk in his room at the hospital.
The new yorker
6
There are passages in the story which are dangerous to the narrator.
Sarrasine
7
As a narrator, Too Sweet was good at anticipating his listeners' biases.
Running the books: the adventures of an accidental prison librar...
8
Why devote each chapter to a different narrator, in a different font?
Reuters
9
The narrator adds, In America they would have lynched the too-jovial Scotchman.
The New North
10
The next day at work the narrator doesn't see a single thumbprint.
The new yorker
11
The narrator and his roommates went to a demonstration against the war.
The new yorker
12
Then, continued the narrator, Hiawatha seated himself on the ground in sorrow.
The Iroquois Book of Rites
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Many of the facts sounded true, once I subtracted the narrator's bias.
The Great Book of Amber
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The narrator begins to find his place in a community of African-Americans.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
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There is a clear distinction between the mere story-teller and the narrator.
America To-day, Observations and Reflections
16
The narrator returns home and places the mattress back in the bedroom.
The new yorker