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Meanings of adapted for the screen in English

Russian
экранизация
Portuguese
film adaptation
Spanish
adaptacion cinematografica
Catalan
adaptació cinematogràfica

Films adapted from another work.

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экранизация
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Examples for "film adaptation"
Examples for "film adaptation"
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Read the review Facebook Twitter Pinterest The 2008 film adaptation of Persepolis.
The Guardian
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It is the second of a three- film adaptation of JRR Tolkien's novel.
BBC
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Read the review Facebook Twitter Pinterest The 2015 film adaptation of Brooklyn.
The Guardian
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There is also a film adaptation of the novel in the pipeline.
The South African
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The film adaptation was at one point set up at Universal.
Reuters
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The study includes both general and patient-tailored information based upon need assessment.
Pubmed
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They also began sharing tasks based upon ability to resolve the issue.
Ebony
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The table is based upon the following general formulæ for certain dimensions:
Scientific American Supplement, No. 443, June 28, 1884
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The hypsometric work is based upon the railroad levels of the country.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 484, April 11, 1885
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The laws of the temperance cause are based upon the same principle.
The Black-Sealed Letter / Or, The Misfortunes of a Canadian Cock...
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The books deserve their acclaim, but nothing about them cries out for cinematic adaptation.
The Irish Times
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In fact, it plays a little like a cinematic adaptation of an AA flyer.
The Irish Times
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Nor is Hallie, a slave prominent in both the novel and the previous cinematic adaptation, included here.
Radio NZ
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Robert Allan Ackerman's production of Strangers on a Train is probably the most swishly cinematic adaptation possible in the theatre.
The Guardian
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His cinematic adaptation of Joan Lindsay's beguiling mystery novel is a gorgeously photographed, unsettling, eerie tale that remains potent today.
The Guardian
Usage of adapted for the screen in English
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It has been widely performed on stage and adapted for the screen several times.
Radio NZ
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Poorhouse was adapted for the screen by Michael Harding with Frank Stapleton, who also directs.
The Irish Times
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Worse, it was a classic of English literature adapted for the screen by its American director.
The Irish Times
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In 1989, it was adapted for the screen and made into a miniseries by Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Productions.
Ebony
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It was later adapted for the screen by Tony Richardson and became a classic of British New Wave cinema.
The Guardian
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Today, when adapted for the screen, it feels less like a novel than like an opera: stately, heroic, formidably archaic.
The new yorker
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The resource presented here is thus adapted for the screen of PDZ interactors and, furthermore, should facilitate the understanding of PDZ-mediated functions.
Pubmed
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Which epic novel by Lew Wallace -once a general in the American Civil War -has been adapted for the screen on four occasions?
The Irish Times