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Перевод: genre

[прилагательное]
жанровый;
[существительное]
манера ; стиль ; литературный жанр; жанр ; жанровая живопись

Тезаурус:

1. Sir George's paintings are little known today except by those specially interested in the genre.
2. This Day and Age also runs away with many of the currents of that loosely-defined genre - a dark, religious undertow, political brutality, and a struggle for survival rooted in peasant experience.
3. In perfect keeping with the genre, the encircling savages turned up whooping yesterday in bizarre fancy dress.
4. The concept of genre must be qualified.
5. At first Bakhtin found this quality, otherwise "polyphony" or "heteroglossia", to be particularly characteristic of Dostoevsky, but he later extended it to typify the novel as a genre.
6. Forget all preconceptions of a wise-cracking booby whose lifestyle resembles a cross between Hugh Hefner and Ghostbusters - here is the first Bond book (no sequel was planned) that supports with expert plotting, deft characterization and breathtaking cruelty Fleming's claim to be a major exponent of the spy novel genre.
7. Some of the images hover on the verge of being idealised "genre" pictures.
8. This may in part be due to the similarity of styles used in much of the genre fiction, and the fact that readers' expectations in terms of style are therefore rarely disappointed.
9. Questions of genre, of the organization of repetition and difference, seem fundamental to television, not only as an institution and a discourse, but also as a form of subjectivity.
10. Among the images of angels is a genre apparently unique to South America, even to the Andes, the Angels with Guns.
11. Nor are these simply questions of the formal rules of genre and generic transformation.
12. It was an odd thing to say (it wouldn't matter if the film was brilliant - it would still probably provoke mirth among non-believers), but then it was also an odd thing to see in a film which was presumably trying to revamp the alien invasion genre for a new age, because it was such a throwback to the cinematic aliens of the last few years.
13. It is the only genre that was born and nourished in a new era of world history and therefore it is deeply akin to that era, whereas the other major genres entered that era as already fixed forms, as an inheritance, and only now are they adapting themselves - some better, some worse - to the new conditions of their existence.