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Meanings of narration in English
Use of a written or spoken commentary to convey a story to an audience.
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Usage of narration in English
1
The narration contains others, so it's worth reading the entire short book.
2
There were omissions of importance in the former narration of my life.
3
Despite copious amount of voiceover narration, it's unclear what his intentions are.
4
Nine years later Burton re-recorded the play doing the entire narration himself.
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The first method suits broad description and narration, the second detailed description.
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Her listeners had followed her narration with the utmost intensity and absorption.
7
What is distinctive in a novel is the use of first-person narration.
8
He may be called Ned Martin, for the purposes of this narration.
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The narration of all that had passed was an event to her.
10
There being no indirect narration in Sanskrit, such forms cannot be helped.
11
The bishop, at the end of this narration, could not help smiling.
12
It's presented in storybook style with audio narration, and it's highly interactive.
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This fantastical account is much more readable than the former bare narration.
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Mr. Keene allowed the evening's proceedings to lose nothing in his narration.
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Expect immaculate RP narration, usherettes and lashings of gin fizz and popcorn.
16
Both for dialogue and narration the gift is valid, at times superb.
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Translations for narration
Spanish
Russian
Narration through the time
Narration across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common