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Перевод: narrate

[глагол]
повествовать; рассказывать

Тезаурус:

1. The third-person sections narrate the main events of his life in a more or less objective manner.
2. ("Platonic myth" might be more accurate, if we detach from poetry does "narrate" in a Joycean sense.)
3. Some words which narrate a story or describe a situation can be set in the form of musical prose and passed over fairly quickly, like the old recitative quoted above.
4. Let the bizarre and miraculous elements which the New Testament documents narrate about his activity be relegated to those far-off apostolic days: it would be very embarrassing and doctrinally untidy if the Holy Spirit were to speak to men today, or to enable miracles to be performed and men to speak in tongues not their own.
5. All historical writings, even those which deal with complicated and abstract ideas, narrate stories about people and their lives.
6. You should get Stuart to narrate our schooldays together.
7. It may be used, for example, to persuade; to explain; to instruct; to entertain; to narrate; to speculate; to argue a case; to report; to describe; to find out; to clarify or explore an issue; to solve a problem; to interpret; to summarise; to evaluate; to reflect; to announce; to criticise and to respond to criticism.
8. The point is, wrote Harsnet (typed Goldberg), that Actaeon is not free to narrate what he has seen, but Ovid is.
9. Federman's first novel Double Or Nothing 1971) is a narrative about preparing to narrate, where the different persons named in the text personify different compositional procedures.
10. narrate, recount, report on a past or present experience, real or imagined;
11. I mean that the novel has always given the impression that third person narration can narrate what it is I am feeling.
12. This quarrel had been renewed and intensified as the modern state emerged and is easier to narrate than the shifting of the foundations of belief.
13. From the other Charles Biggs, Daniel Boden, Frank Bradshaw and Terry Martin took turns to narrate the potted version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's popular musical.