literary

literary
[ˈlɪtərərɪ]
adjetivo
1literario(a)
  • literary agent -> agente (sustantivo masculino) literario(a)

literary [li-te-ra-ri]
adjetivo
1Literario.

literary [ˈlɪtərərɪ] ?
adjective
[+prize, award] de literatura; literario
This is the biggest literary prize of its kind in the UK The annual British literary award, the Booker Prize, has been won by Antonia Byatt for her novel Possession
literary circles círculos literarios; (m)
he arouses strong feelings in literary circles
a literary man un hombre de letras
Literary types familiar with Wordsworth will enjoy visiting the village where the poet lived
it's a literary masterpiece es una obra maestra de la literatura; the literary scene el ambiente literario; los círculos literarios
She appeared on the San Francisco literary scene in the early 1960s For years, he dominated the Paris literary scene
a literary work una obra literaria de literatura;or
modifier
literary agent (n) agente literarioaliteraria; (m)a literaria
You do not necessarily need a literary agent or have to write garbage to get a novel into print Although his wife is no longer Jeffrey Archer's literary agent she still receives substantial commission from deals she negotiated for him
literary critic (n) críticoacrítica literarioaliteraria;a crítica (m) (f)a literaria
He is the literary critic for a well-known national daily newspaper
literary criticism (n) crítica literaria; (f)
Her literary criticism focuses on the way great literature suggests ideas Grindel is the author of many outstanding works of literary criticism
literary history (n) historia de la literatura; (f)
This must be the only case in Irish literary history where the pub has been the salvation and not the ruination of a writer
literary studies (n) estudios de literatura; (m) estudios literarios; (m)
He sharply criticised recent trends in literary studies
literary theory (n) teoría de la literatura; (f) teoría literaria; (f)
Most of his essays are exercises in literary theory as distinct from literary criticism

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