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Перевод: cartoon

[существительное]
карикатура ; комикс ; картон ; этюд для фрески; мультипликация ;
[глагол]
рисовать карикатуры; изображать в карикатурном виде

Тезаурус:

1. Gaily reached into his pocket, and then spotted a long, thin orange and yellow card, decorated with a cartoon.
2. In fact, computers play a leading role in a great deal of cartoon production these days.
3. It was too serious for the carnival, immediately at odds with the cartoon bombast that swirled around Ali, the unassailable appeal of the phenomenon, the breathtaking climb of the arc.
4. The speed with which immense transformations took place became legendary - and an occasion for wry humour; a cartoon of the period shows a respectable man looking at a heap of rubble and saying: "But this is where I live and I can't even find my wife."
5. Northern Ireland is the context rather than cartoon style backdrop to Leonard's piece.
6. The secret of that film's success was the realistic merging of the cartoon world and live action - an achievement that was once again down to clever computer effects at Industrial Light and Magic.
7. Mary Poppins was not supported by Bugs Bunny , so Donna must have seen Donald Duck leaving Bugs Bunny as the cartoon screened with Snow White .
8. He has this image in his head of the kind of person he'd like to be, it's a cartoon character something about 2000 AD.
9. He also complains about a cartoon in the London Evening Standard.
10. The cartoon brings to life the humour of these famous characters.
11. It was a privately printed cartoon of Santa Claus having sex with Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
12. Maus's cartoon cross-cutting underlines, perhaps more vividly than any other medium could do, the truth of Vladek's saying, when asked why the Jews offered so little resistance to the Germans: "They couldn't believe even what's in front of their eyes "
13. He even wears checked trousers and a natty sports jacket, as he describes to his son Art how, in 1944, he survived 10 months in Auschwitz, dodging from one hair's-breadth escape to the next, outwitting his enemies by the skin of his teeth, emerging miraculously intact at the end of each cliff-hanging episode of this astounding strip cartoon.