Term Gallery logo

Meanings of oeuvre in English

Portuguese
produção
Catalan
obra
Spanish
obra

The total output of a writer or artist (or a substantial part of it)

produção
Usage of oeuvre in English
1
That meant more money for the oeuvre, always in need of money.
The Sisters-In-Law: A Novel of Our Time
2
And Other Things That Matter is the newest addition to this oeuvre.
The Irish Times
3
I'm still happily making my way through the rest of O'Brien's oeuvre.
The Irish Times
4
Katherine Mansfield's oeuvre is so varied that she can confuse her readers.
The Irish Times
5
The Pradamalia are fantasy charms composed of elements of the Prada oeuvre.
Ebony
6
The latest addition to their oeuvre provides another measure of their stratospheric success.
The Guardian
7
Yes, we're at Gary Le Strange's superb deconstruction of the New Romantic oeuvre.
The Irish Times
8
I need it to finish my oeuvre, he told the doctor.
The Irish Times
9
I didn't have the language skills to work through Kircher's oeuvre.
The Book of Life
10
Critics approved of the picture, noting its obvious debt to the Pixar oeuvre.
Reuters
11
Xenophon wants to know if I'm familiar with the Adele oeuvre.
The Guardian
12
The attentions of big name acts have not left the oeuvre untarnished, however.
The Irish Times
13
Her striped leather slip-ons are Work No 2291 in Creed's oeuvre.
The Guardian
14
Thus I began to track down the rest of his oeuvre.
The Guardian
15
The plot dutifully plays like a rehash of numerous elements from his oeuvre.
Reuters
16
Many critics simply felt exhausted, beat up by the Meyer oeuvre.
Big bosoms and square jaws
About this term
More collocations
Translations for oeuvre
Portuguese
produção
Catalan
obra
Oeuvre through the time
Oeuvre across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare