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Significats de pastiche en anglès

portuguès
pout-pourri
català
popurri
espanyol
mezcla

A musical composition consisting of a series of songs or other musical pieces from various sources.

popurri
rus
пастиш
portuguès
pastiche
espanyol
pastiche
català
pastitx

Art genre.

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Ús de pastiche en anglès
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But that's not to say that Free Fire is merely a pastiche.
News.com.au
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Jane Austen pastiche .
The Irish Times
3
Parkhouse suggests that there is a fine line between homage and pastiche.
The Guardian
4
The interior of the ship was decorated in a similar pastiche baroque.
The Drowned World
5
The thing barely passes muster as a pastiche of Hong Kong cinema.
Reuters
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Don't be put off by the sickly Warhol pastiche of a cover.
The Irish Times
7
Indentikit architecture and tidy-town pastiche have ruined too much of rural Ireland.
The Irish Times
8
The architecture: the pastiche effect of the building: something was wrong.
The genesis secret
9
You generally want to avoid the two pitfalls of pastiche and invidious comparison.
Radio NZ
10
The image is a pastiche of an advert promoting large burgers.
The Guardian
11
Waters' sumptuous slice of Victoriana sets the bar for historical pastiche.
The Guardian
12
When it addressed me, that pastiche-voice tore at my nervous system.
The Great Book of Amber
13
It could have been a pastiche somewhere in the United States.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
14
This is to be followed by a pastiche of cool Britannia.
The Guardian
15
The individuality and restless stressed energy of Hopkins makes him ripe for pastiche.
The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within
16
But the familiar rap tropes are scrambled into a kind of super-internet pastiche.
The Guardian
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Translations for pastiche
Pastiche a través del temps
Pastiche per variant geogràfica
Irlanda
Comú
Regne Unit
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