PULP FICTION - Αγγλικά-Γαλλικά μετάφραση

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pulp fiction ΟΥΣ

pulp fiction

littérature θηλ de gare μειωτ

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sous-littérature

second-rate literature, pulp fiction

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I. pulp [βρετ pʌlp, αμερικ pəlp] ΟΥΣ

1. pulp (soft centre):

pulp (of fruit, vegetable)

pulpe θηλ

pulp (of fruit, vegetable)

chair θηλ

pulp (of tooth)

pulpe θηλ

2. pulp (crushed mass):

pulp

pâte θηλ

to reduce or crush to a pulp fruit, vegetable

réduire [qc] en pulpe or en purée

to reduce or crush to a pulp wood, cloth

réduire [qc] en pâte

to beat sb to a pulp οικ

réduire qn en bouillie οικ

3. pulp (trashy books):

pulp οικ, μειωτ

littérature θηλ de gare μειωτ

pulp προσδιορ novel, literature

de gare

pulp magazine

à sensation

II. pulp [βρετ pʌlp, αμερικ pəlp] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. pulp (crush):

pulp fruit, vegetable

écraser, réduire [qc] en pulpe or en purée

pulp wood, cloth

réduire [qc] en pâte

pulp newspapers, books

mettre [qc] au pilon

2. pulp (in fight):

pulp μτφ, οικ

écrabouiller οικ

fiction [βρετ ˈfɪkʃ(ə)n, αμερικ ˈfɪkʃ(ə)n] ΟΥΣ

1. fiction (literary genre):

fiction

romanesque αρσ

fiction

roman αρσ

2. fiction (books):

fiction

romans αρσ πλ

to write fiction

écrire des romans

light fiction

romans αρσ πλ de lecture facile

American fiction

le roman américain

in fiction

dans les romans

children's fiction

littérature θηλ pour enfants

3. fiction (delusion):

fiction

illusion θηλ

liberty is a fiction

la liberté est une illusion

4. fiction (untruth):

fiction

histoire θηλ

his address is a fiction

son adresse est fictive

do you really believe that fiction that she was sick?

est-ce que tu crois vraiment à cette histoire de maladie?

5. fiction (creation of the imagination):

fiction

fiction θηλ

6. fiction (pretence):

they keep up the fiction that …

ils font croire à tout le monde que …

στο λεξικό PONS

I. pulp [pʌlp] ΟΥΣ

1. pulp (soft wet mass):

pulp

pulpe θηλ

to reduce sth to (a) pulp

réduire qc en pâte

2. pulp ΤΕΧΝΟΛ:

pulp

pâte θηλ à papier

3. pulp (fleshy part of fruit):

pulp

pulpe θηλ

to reduce sth to (a) pulp

réduire qc en purée

4. pulp (popular and sensational, trashy):

pulp novel

roman θηλ à sensation

5. pulp μτφ οικ:

to beat sb to a pulp

faire de qn de la bouillie

II. pulp [pʌlp] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ to pulp sth

1. pulp (reduce to a pulp):

to pulp sth

écraser qc en pâte

to pulp sth

écraser qc en purée

2. pulp (withdraw from market):

to pulp sth

envoyer au pilon

fiction [ˈfɪkʃən] ΟΥΣ no πλ

fiction

fiction θηλ

στο λεξικό PONS

pulp fiction

littérature θηλ de gare

στο λεξικό PONS

I. pulp [pʌlp] ΟΥΣ

1. pulp (soft wet mass):

pulp

pulpe θηλ

to reduce sth to (a) pulp

réduire qc en pâte

2. pulp ΤΕΧΝΟΛ:

pulp

pâte θηλ à papier

3. pulp (fleshy part of fruit):

pulp

pulpe θηλ

to reduce sth to (a) pulp

réduire qc en purée

4. pulp (popular and sensational, trashy):

pulp fiction

littérature θηλ de gare

5. pulp μτφ οικ:

to beat sb to a pulp

faire de qn de la bouillie

II. pulp [pʌlp] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

to pulp sth (reduce to pulp)

écraser qc en pâte

to pulp sth fruit

écraser qc en purée

fiction [ˈfɪk·ʃ ə n] ΟΥΣ

fiction

fiction θηλ

Present

I	pulp
you	pulp
he/she/it	pulps
we	pulp
you	pulp
they	pulp

Past

I	pulped
you	pulped
he/she/it	pulped
we	pulped
you	pulped
they	pulped

Present Perfect

I	have	pulped
you	have	pulped
he/she/it	has	pulped
we	have	pulped
you	have	pulped
they	have	pulped

Past Perfect

I	had	pulped
you	had	pulped
he/she/it	had	pulped
we	had	pulped
you	had	pulped
they	had	pulped

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His images and their corresponding captions employ art and language inspired by pulp fiction and adventure comics with intellectual jokes and references.

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Occasionally, it would be used in pulp fiction and other works of early 20th-century fiction to denote expletives that would otherwise have been censored.

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However, the perception of speculative fiction as mainly a men's genre continues to be widespread.

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A central theme in his work was the opposition of fiction and reality.

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She was a science fiction author noted for her work about the differences of power among men and women.

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