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Meanings of novel in anglès
Narrative text, normally of a substantial length and in the form of prose describing a fictional and sequential story.
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Usage of novel in anglès
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Whether it is a great American novel is therefore beside the point.
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That makes new research offering novel perspectives on the problem especially welcome.
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This week included two quite novel events - at least novel recently.
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The novel coronavirus pandemic poses a major global threat to public health.
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The New York law applies the nexus concept in a novel way.
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A number of more recent, novel flavor pairings have used this solution.
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We introduced a novel measure of patient-centered surgical risk assessment: morphometric age.
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Background: Internet-based surveillance systems provide a novel approach to monitoring infectious diseases.
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The result is half, or perhaps three-quarters, of a rather good novel.
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Results: We propose a novel trie-based algorithm for this k-mer counting problem.
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Our present case reports provide an insight into this novel therapeutic option.
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The work could lead to novel ways of tackling this difficult disease.
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I simply can't imagine a better novel being pub lished this year.
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Therefore he brought this cosmos to completion; and in a novel manner.
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Her new novel, Flight Behaviour, is an impassioned story about climate change.
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It was the novel that changed the way crime writing was seen.
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Novel through the time
Novel across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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