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Significados de novella em inglês

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nouvelle
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novella
catalão
novel·la curta

Written, fictional, prose narrative normally longer than a short story but shorter than a novel.

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nouvelle
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novel·la curta
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novela corta

A short novel.

novel·la curta

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Uso de novella em inglês
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In other words, a new review should be more novella than novel.
The Guardian
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Ellen Datlow, who said there couldn't be a sequel to the novella.
Carrion comfort
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His debut, the novella Out of Focus, was published in the 1980s.
The Irish Times
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The deluxe edition includes a 95-page novella chronicling Buk's life and times.
The Irish Times
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Which Francis Ford Coppola film is based in a Joseph Conrad novella?
The Irish Times
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He offered me the chance to adapt Romain Gary's novella White Dog.
The Guardian
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Seize The Day is perhaps the most Russian novella ever written in America.
The Guardian
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JM Coetzee using his holiday Instagram pictures as the basis for a novella?
The Irish Times
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The novelette can have almost as perfect form as the novella.
Literature and Life (Complete)
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It's a novella set in a recession, about two migrants on zero-hours contracts.
The Guardian
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It should only take you a couple of hours to read the novella.
Wired
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This elegant 19th century-style historical novella evokes the atmosphere of a medieval romance.
The Irish Times
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Her new 192-page novella, her first title in two years, was released in June.
Reuters
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This one's a novella published in 1888 -seven years before the Time Machine.
The Guardian
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I have a new novella coming out on July 11th.
Wired
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Thank you, readers, for making such a fun novella possible!
The First Lie
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Translations for novella
Novella ao longo do tempo
Novella nas variantes da língua
Estados Unidos da América
Comum
Reino Unido
Comum