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Meanings of literary language in inglés
ruso
литературный язык portugués
língua literária español
lengua literaria catalán
llengua literària Form of a language used in its literary writing, either a non-standard dialect or standardized variety of the language.
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Usage of literary language in inglés
1
The language of this "Roman" was the literary language of England.
2
Then our English, as a literary language, was born.
3
By substituting dynamic Life for Spinoza's Substance Nietzsche required all that ordinary and literary language offered.
4
With the Norman Conquest, French became the literary language of England, and modern romance was born.
5
He perfected the Tuscan, or Florentine dialect, which was gradually becoming the literary language of Italy.
6
So for me, that's been kinda the long trip, is to recognize that as a legitimate literary language.
7
It's a heightened literary language, arch and precise, that gives a comic flavor to whatever is being said.
8
As a literary language, it is far better than Chinook or Pidgin, far worse than English or Greek.
9
It was codified as a literary language in the 1830's by a committee of scholars, whereas Russian developed hit-or-miss.
10
Since Caxton established the king's English as a literary language our prose style has often followed the changing fashion of London.
11
That time was in the fifteenth century, when the poems of Chaucer and the printing press of the literary language of England.
12
The fact that Latin remained so long the chief literary language of Europe prevented an early development of literature in the Italian language.
13
Though just a decade older, Hughes was, like Brodsky, a guide; in this case to the adjoining terrains of vernacular and literary language.
14
The Hebrew is almost our only example of the tongue at its period, but it is not a literary language in any case.
15
Unamuno, who lives in close touch with the people, has enriched the Spanish literary language by returning to it many a popular term.
16
His version, simple, forcible, and easy to understand, enjoyed wide popularity and helped to fix for Germans the form of their literary language.
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Translations for literary language
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Literary language through the time
Literary language across language varieties
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