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"literary" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

literary przymiotnik

literary + rzeczownik
Kolokacji: 375
literary critic • literary magazine • literary works • literary work • literary criticism • literary agent • literary figure • literary journal • ...
częste kolokacje
Kolokacji: 80
(11) circle, coterie
Kolokacji: 2
(13) editor, translator, program
Kolokacji: 3
(20) society, club, fellowship
Kolokacji: 3
(28) executor, contemporary
Kolokacji: 2
(31) talent, genius, gift, flair
Kolokacji: 4
(35) pursuit, interest, pilgrimage
Kolokacji: 3
(38) salon, patron, assistant
Kolokacji: 3
(39) ambition, aspiration
Kolokacji: 2
(40) technique, method
Kolokacji: 2
(48) standard, norm
Kolokacji: 2
(50) supplement, remains, element
Kolokacji: 3
(54) manager, apprenticeship
Kolokacji: 2
(55) landmark, right
Kolokacji: 2
(57) lion, lioness
Kolokacji: 2
(60) tale, narrative, predecessor
Kolokacji: 3
(61) feud, debate, controversy
Kolokacji: 3
(62) star, idol, expert, superstar
Kolokacji: 4
(63) renaissance, revival
Kolokacji: 2
(64) prose, nonfiction
Kolokacji: 2
(65) conference, seminar, symposium
Kolokacji: 3
(66) cafe, exile
Kolokacji: 2
(67) distinction, eminence, stardom
Kolokacji: 3
(68) legend, title, epic
Kolokacji: 3
1. literary heir = literacki spadkobierca literary heir
2. literary root = literacki korzeń literary root
3. literary ancestor = literacki przodek literary ancestor
4. literary antecedent = literacki przodek literary antecedent
5. literary descendant = literacki potomek literary descendant
6. literary forebear = literacki praszczur literary forebear
  • In 1998 our reviewer, Diana Postlethwaite, noted that while the author's fiction is often called Cheeveresque, this time out she "made me think of an earlier literary forebear, Henry James."
  • Or, as Scott Fitzgerald wrote, twisting the words of his literary forebears, "the victor belongs to the spoils."
  • Although perhaps not on the level of some of his literary forebears, he is none the less great company.
  • Edgar and Alice, in fact, could be literary forebears to Edward Albee's George and Martha in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
  • Ms. Starn pays homage to her 19th-century literary forebears with wry headings at the start of each chapter, and also with her largely successful social satire.
  • In searching for literary forebears with whom to compare this preeminent Israeli modernist, critics have long suggested the likes of Faulkner and Joyce, even Kafka and Tolstoy.
  • But Robinson's latest novel made me think of an earlier literary forebear, Henry James, and particularly of his dark little masterpiece, "What Maisie Knew."
  • He had no literary forebears to build upon and so had to forge his explanations and descriptions from scratch, which he did brilliantly.
  • The literary forebear coming most quickly to mind is Popeye in Faulkner's "Sanctuary," while for a historical model one might look to Lee Harvey Oswald.
  • You get Du Bellay, in the 16th century, playing the cannibal and 'digesting' his literary forebears.
(71) detective, sleuth
Kolokacji: 2
(73) satire, parody
Kolokacji: 2
(74) tea, luncheon
Kolokacji: 2
przysłówek + literary
Kolokacji: 4
purely literary • most literary • self-consciously literary • highly literary

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