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French

Detailed Translations for narration from French to English

narration:

narration [la ~] nom

  1. la narration (conte de fée; récit; merveille; )
    the fairytale; the fable; the story

Translation Matrix for narration:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fable conte; conte de fée; fable; fiction; merveille; narration; récit; rêve affabulation; conte de fées; fable; fabulation; fiction; illusion; invention
fairytale conte; conte de fée; fable; fiction; merveille; narration; récit; rêve affabulation; conte de fées; fable; fabulation; fiction; illusion; invention
story conte; conte de fée; fable; fiction; merveille; narration; récit; rêve affabulation; article; compte-rendu; conte; conte de fées; exposé; fable; fabulation; faux-fuyant; fiction; histoire; illusion; invention; légende; mythe; rapport; subterfuge; tradition

Synonyms for "narration":


Wiktionary Translations for narration:

narration
noun
  1. act of recounting or relating the particulars of some action, occurrence or affair
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• narration → narrative; narration; tale; story ↔ vertelling — een verhaal dat bedoeld is om verteld te worden

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English

Detailed Translations for narration from English to French

narration:

narration [the ~] nom

  1. the narration (story; tale; legend; myth)
    l'histoire; le conte; la fable; le compte-rendu; la fiction; l'exposé; la légende; le rapport; le mythe; la tradition

Translation Matrix for narration:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
compte-rendu legend; myth; narration; story; tale analysis; appraisal; assessment; book review; criticism; critique; discussion; record; report; review; survey
conte legend; myth; narration; story; tale fable; fairytale; story; tradition
exposé legend; myth; narration; story; tale account; angle; aspect; attitude; city plan; commentary; conception; declamation; delivery; dogma; elucidation; essay; floor-plan; foreword; groundplan; idea; interpretation; introduction; introductory remarks; lecture; map; notion; opinion; outlook; paper; perspective; plan; point of view; preamble; preface; project; prologue; reading; religious doctrine; report; site plan; sketch of the situation; stand; street map; synopses; tenet; town-map; turn to read; version; view; vision; way of thinking
fable legend; myth; narration; story; tale delusion; fable; fairytale; fib; fiction; old wive's tale; story
fiction legend; myth; narration; story; tale delusion; fable; fabrication; fairytale; fantasy; fib; fiction; figment of the imagination; illusion; imagination; old wive's tale; phantasy; pipe dream; story
histoire legend; myth; narration; story; tale event; happening; history; incident
légende legend; myth; narration; story; tale caption; caption bar; caption text; inscription; label; legend; marginal note; myth; title bar; tradition
mythe legend; myth; narration; story; tale legend; myth; tradition
rapport legend; myth; narration; story; tale account; agreement; alliance; amorous adventure; announcing; association; band; binding; bond; commentary; connection; courtship; giving notice of; intercourse; junction; league; liaison; link; love affair; minutes; pact; proclaiming; record; relation; relationship; report; romance; romanticism; survey; thickness; union; wooing
tradition legend; myth; narration; story; tale custom; habit; tradition
- narrative; recital; story; tale; yarn
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
exposé clarified; cleared up; enlightened; explained; illuminated; illustrated; lit; made lighter; opened; opened up; unlocked

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Synonyms for "narration":


Related Definitions for "narration":

  1. (rhetoric) the second section of an oration in which the facts are set forth1
  2. the act of giving an account describing incidents or a course of events1
    • his narration was hesitant1
  3. a message that tells the particulars of an act or occurrence or course of events; presented in writing or drama or cinema or as a radio or television program1

Wiktionary Translations for narration:

narration
noun
  1. act of recounting or relating the particulars of some action, occurrence or affair
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• narration → narration; récit; conte ↔ vertelling — een verhaal dat bedoeld is om verteld te worden

narrate:

to narrate verbe (narrates, narrated, narrating)

  1. to narrate (tell; report)
    raconter; parler; dire; conter; rendre compte; répandre
    • raconter verbe (raconte, racontes, racontons, racontez, )
    • parler verbe (parle, parles, parlons, parlez, )
    • dire verbe (dis, dit, disons, dites, )
    • conter verbe (conte, contes, contons, contez, )
    • répandre verbe (répands, répand, répandons, répandez, )
  2. to narrate (talk; speak; rattle; )
    parler; dire; raconter; papoter; bavarder; discuter; caqueter; clapoter; jacasser; causer; avoir de la conversation; jaser; cancaner; prononcer
    • parler verbe (parle, parles, parlons, parlez, )
    • dire verbe (dis, dit, disons, dites, )
    • raconter verbe (raconte, racontes, racontons, racontez, )
    • papoter verbe (papote, papotes, papotons, papotez, )
    • bavarder verbe (bavarde, bavardes, bavardons, bavardez, )
    • discuter verbe (discute, discutes, discutons, discutez, )
    • caqueter verbe (caquette, caquettes, caquetons, caquetez, )
    • clapoter verbe (clapote, clapotes, clapotons, clapotez, )
    • jacasser verbe (jacasse, jacasses, jacassons, jacassez, )
    • causer verbe (cause, causes, causons, causez, )
    • jaser verbe (jase, jases, jasons, jasez, )
    • cancaner verbe (cancane, cancanes, cancanons, cancanez, )
    • prononcer verbe (prononce, prononces, prononçons, prononcez, )

Conjugations for narrate:

present
  1. narrate
  2. narrate
  3. narrates
  4. narrate
  5. narrate
  6. narrate
simple past
  1. narrated
  2. narrated
  3. narrated
  4. narrated
  5. narrated
  6. narrated
present perfect
  1. have narrated
  2. have narrated
  3. has narrated
  4. have narrated
  5. have narrated
  6. have narrated
past continuous
  1. was narrating
  2. were narrating
  3. was narrating
  4. were narrating
  5. were narrating
  6. were narrating
future
  1. shall narrate
  2. will narrate
  3. will narrate
  4. shall narrate
  5. will narrate
  6. will narrate
continuous present
  1. am narrating
  2. are narrating
  3. is narrating
  4. are narrating
  5. are narrating
  6. are narrating
subjunctive
  1. be narrated
  2. be narrated
  3. be narrated
  4. be narrated
  5. be narrated
  6. be narrated
diverse
  1. narrate!
  2. let's narrate!
  5. narrated
  6. narrating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for narrate:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
parler chat
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
avoir de la conversation blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell communicate; converse; have a conversation; speak; talk
bavarder blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell babble; blab; chat; chatter; communicate; converse; discuss; dribble; drone on; gab; have a conversation; have a good long talk; jabber; make a slip; prattle; prattle on; rabbit; rave; slaver; slobber; speak; talk; talk crap; talk nonsense; talk rubbish; waffle; waste one's time talking
cancaner blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell babble; blab; chat; chatter; croak; drivel; gab; have a chat; jabber; jaw; prattle; prattle on; quack; rot; talk crap; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle
caqueter blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell babble; blab; chat; chatter; dribble; drivel; drone on; gab; have a chat; jabber; jaw; prattle; prattle on; rot; slaver; slobber; talk crap; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle; waffle
causer blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell arrive at; bring about; bring evil upon; bring on; cause; chat; communicate; converse; create; discuss; effect; end up; engender; give rise to; have a chat; have a conversation; hurt; instigate; lead to; produce; provoke; result in; speak; talk; turn out; work out
clapoter blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell lap; ripple; slosh; splash
conter narrate; report; tell
dire blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; report; speak; talk; tell cover; define; depict; describe; explain; expound; express; express oneself; give expression to; impersonate; recount; report; reveal oneself; say; speak; talk; tell; utter; ventilate
discuter blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell altercate; argue; comment; communicate; consult; converse; debate; discuss; dispute; have a conversation; quarrel; review; speak; speak about; talk; talk about; talk it over; twist; wrangle
jacasser blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell babble; blab; chat; chatter; chirp; croak; dribble; drivel; drone on; gab; gabble; have a chat; jabber; jaw; prattle; prattle on; quack; rattle; rot; slaver; slobber; talk crap; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle; waffle
jaser blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell chat; croak; have a good long talk; quack
papoter blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell babble; blab; chat; chatter; dribble; drivel; drone on; gab; have a chat; jabber; jaw; prattle; prattle on; rot; slaver; slobber; talk crap; talk rot; talk rubbish; twaddle; waffle
parler blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; report; speak; talk; tell communicate; converse; express; express oneself; give a speech; give expression to; have a conversation; impersonate; reveal oneself; speak; speechify; talk; utter; ventilate
prononcer blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; speak; talk; tell express; express oneself; give expression to; impersonate; reveal oneself; speak; talk; utter; ventilate
raconter blab; chat; chatter; have a conversation; narrate; rattle; relate; report; speak; talk; tell announce; cover; define; depict; describe; explain; expound; express; express oneself; give expression to; impersonate; inform; recount; report; reveal oneself; say; speak; state; talk; tell; utter; ventilate
rendre compte narrate; report; tell announce; inform; report; state
répandre narrate; report; tell blab; blurt out; carry out a message; cast around; collapse; confer; dish out; disperse; disseminate; distribute; dole out; fan out; feed; give out; hand out; hand round; hive off; lay out; let slip out; make generally known; metastasise; metastasize; parcel out; pass around; pass on; put ready; scatter; shed; sow; spread; sprinkle; strew about; swarm about; swarm around; tell; tip the scales; toss about
- recite; recount; tell
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- relate; tell

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Synonyms for "narrate":


Related Definitions for "narrate":

  1. narrate or give a detailed account of1
  2. provide commentary for a film, for example1

Wiktionary Translations for narrate:

narrate
verb
  1. to give an account
  2. to relate a story
narrate
verb
  1. développer le récit d’un fait, d’une aventure, etc., dans tous ses détails.
  2. Conter, narrer, faire le récit
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• narrate → raconter ↔ vertellen — een al of niet ware gebeurtenis verhalen
• narrate → décrire; peindre ↔ schildern — etwas anschaulich und detailreich erzählen, beschreiben

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