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Significats de trope (tropes) en anglès

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Language used in a figurative or nonliteral sense.

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Use of figurative language – via word, phrase, or even an image – for artistic effect.

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Ús de tropes en anglès
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However, at times, the rhetoric appears to borrow heavily from antisemitic tropes.
The Guardian
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Tired old tropes don't really work with consumers any more, Smillie said.
The Guardian
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Helping, guiding and supporting are recurrent tropes among Gonzàlez's groups of people.
The Irish Times
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As with radio serials, suspense and horror are common tropes on Hooked.
Wired
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But there are ways to write about that without perpetuating sexist tropes.
The Guardian
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Aesthetically they conform to the common tropes found in horror and gore.
The South African
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It relied on tropes as often as it tried to escape them.
Wired
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There are tropes lodged within this celebrational superstructure that escape her gaze.
The Guardian
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Instead, we were inundated with stereotypical and classist tropes about South Auckland.
Radio NZ
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With women of color, this follows a predictable series of damaging tropes.
Ebony
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No hipster tropes have been harmed in the making of this restaurant.
The Irish Times
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Here's an eight-point tally of tropes that trended in the past 12 months.
The Irish Times
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All your favourite annoying tropes appear in the quiz that matters most 1.
The Irish Times
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It could have been a break from the tired reality TV show tropes.
The Guardian
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Jane Eyre also displays the familiar tropes of the gothic novel.
The Guardian
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By instinct, they created a lot of the tropes on Kickstarter.
Wired
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