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Qué (quién) es novel - definición
novel
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NARRATIVE TEXT, NORMALLY OF A SUBSTANTIAL LENGTH AND IN THE FORM OF PROSE DESCRIBING A FICTIONAL AND SEQUENTIAL STORY
Novels; Proto-novel; Modern novel; Histories (history of the novel); Candidates for the first novel; Early novels; Proto-novels; Literary novel; Novel (literature); History of the novel; History of novels; The novel; Poetic Novel; 20th-century novels; 18th-century novels; 19th-century novels; 20th century novels
I. a.
New, strange, unusual, modern, recent, fresh, uncommon, rare.
II. n.
Tale, romance, story, fiction, fictitious narrative.
novel
NARRATIVE TEXT, NORMALLY OF A SUBSTANTIAL LENGTH AND IN THE FORM OF PROSE DESCRIBING A FICTIONAL AND SEQUENTIAL STORY
Novels; Proto-novel; Modern novel; Histories (history of the novel); Candidates for the first novel; Early novels; Proto-novels; Literary novel; Novel (literature); History of the novel; History of novels; The novel; Poetic Novel; 20th-century novels; 18th-century novels; 19th-century novels; 20th century novels
novel1
¦ noun a fictitious prose narrative of book length.
Origin
C16: from Ital. novella (storia) 'new (story)'.
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novel2
¦ adjective interestingly new or unusual.
Derivatives
novelly adverb
Origin
ME: from OFr., from L. novellus, from novus 'new'.
novel
NARRATIVE TEXT, NORMALLY OF A SUBSTANTIAL LENGTH AND IN THE FORM OF PROSE DESCRIBING A FICTIONAL AND SEQUENTIAL STORY
Novels; Proto-novel; Modern novel; Histories (history of the novel); Candidates for the first novel; Early novels; Proto-novels; Literary novel; Novel (literature); History of the novel; History of novels; The novel; Poetic Novel; 20th-century novels; 18th-century novels; 19th-century novels; 20th century novels
n.
1) to publish; write a novel
2) a detective, mystery; dime; historical novel
3) (misc.) to make a novel into a film
Wikipedia
Novel
A novel is a relatively long work of narrative fiction, typically written in prose and published as a book. The present English word for a long work of prose fiction derives from the for "new", "news", or "short story of something new", itself from the , a singular noun use of the neuter plural of novellus, diminutive of novus, meaning "new".
Ejemplos de uso de novel
1. Her novel, alas, does not include novel perspective.
2. The prize pits the winners of five book categories – poetry, biography, children‘s, debut novel and novel – against each other.
3. In the first round, winners are chosen from five separate categories: novel, first novel, children‘s book, biography and poetry.
4. "When my first novel Metroland 1'80 was published it would be reviewed with Melvyn Bragg‘s new novel.
5. Every time he finished a novel, he bought a yacht, which meant he had to write another novel.