narration
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3.4
- noun
- /nəˈreɪʃən/
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narración
- Her captivating narration kept the audience engaged throughout the entire story.
- audio narration
- mode of narration
- third-person narration
And they wanted me to do the, the, the narration of the science show.
- And they wanted me to do the, the, the narration of the science show.
- I uploaded a video with audio narration to YouTube and that happened to take off for me.
- It seems to be it seems to get by without the need for synthesizing narration.
- But what I'm saying it often times the first person narration isn't so closely tied to the author.
- Or, you know, late night talk shows, you know, lifestyle programs that have narration.
- But I think that there's also another reason why Hemingway would want to switch from first person narration to third person narration.
- I was able to see and face myself and realize the narration I've been having with myself and to others about me has not served my happiness.
- And Campbell Scott does the narration and they cut to Carnegie's office and there is my mother's godmother's picture on the desk.
- So let's start out with omniscient narration.
- narration, not condensed narration, is narration of the book As a Man Thinketh by James Allen. And I put those records on. I started to play them.
- They fed this program all of his, you know, all this recorded stuff that he spoke, all his narration from, you know, a bunch of files, maybe it was like dozens of hours.
- And, and this, this narration is what is what fascinates me endlessly.
Examples
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I uploaded a video with audio narration to YouTube and that happened to take off for me.
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Excuse me, but you're interrupting my narration.
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And they wanted me to do the, the, the narration of the science show.
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And in her narration it says she knew the truth.
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Just today I received my second narration job, so there are now two books in the works.
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Just today I received my second narration job so there are now two books in the works.
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Your students can take multiple takes of their narration and edit them together.
Academic text (2012) -
The narration you will hear spoken consists of quotes... from the text of the book itself.
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Some videos include music, narration, and different fictive elements that refer to the stories being told.
Academic text (2017) -
Throughout the night, he keeps up a steady, instructive narration: "This boy is as tough as nails."
Fiction book (2002)
Synonyms
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1.0
An account of events told to entertain or inform
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1.3
A written or spoken account that gives information about something
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3.0
A report that describes what happened
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3.9
A story that describes connected events
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2.7
The act of saying what happened or giving facts to others
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3.9
A spoken or written description of what happened
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3.0
A new version of a story that has been told before
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3.8
An account of events told in detail
A spoken or written story that explains events
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Narration comes from the Latin verb narrare, which means 'to tell', and you can see the same root in narrator and narrative. So narration is simply the act of 'telling' a story or describing a series of events.