"character" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

character Substantiv

Substantiv + character

Kolokacji: 95

title character • cartoon character • lead character • stock character • book character • Disney character • player character • ...

character + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 68

character actor • character development • character trait • character flaw • character study • character role • character name • ...

character + Verb

Kolokacji: 248

character appears • character plays • character represents • character speaks • character seems • character includes • character lives • ...

Kolokacji: 62

Grup znaczeniowych: 35

Kolokacji: 11

Kolokacji: 10

Kolokacji: 7

(4) speak, say, sing, tell, talk, ...

Kolokacji: 19

1. character speaks = charakter mówi character speaks

2. character says = charakter mówi character says

3. character sings = charakter śpiewa character sings

4. character tells = charakter mówi character tells

5. character talks = charakter rozmawia character talks

6. character shows = charakter wskazuje character shows

7. character learns = charakter uczy się character learns

8. character narrates = charakter jest narratorem character narrates

9. character expresses = ekspresy znaków character expresses

10. character explains = charakter wyjaśnia character explains

11. character suggests = charakter sugeruje character suggests

12. character reads = lektury znaków character reads

13. character exclaims = charakter wykrzykuje character exclaims

14. character states = stany znaków character states

15. character comments = komentarze znaków character comments

16. character utters = charakter wypowiada character utters

17. character voices = głosy znaków character voices

18. character declares = charakter oświadcza character declares

19. character sounds = charakter brzmi character sounds

Sound the way you want the character to sound.
Often, though, characters sound more like spokesmen than victims.
Perhaps it is a function of the novel's experimental spirit that all its characters sound essentially alike.
But if a novelist's characters don't sound like real people, he's in trouble by any standards.
Mr. Lehane was already a fan of the show and knew how the character should sound.
His characters sound like real people with vivid imaginations.
Sometimes the characters sound like immigrants speaking a second language: "My family want to part us."
These characters are used to write final consonants and sounds that cannot be expressed using conventional katakana.
The books never had to stipulate how the single-attribute characters might sound, but at Five, they've confronted the issue with gusto.
The character, a large white man, thinks he's the real Michael Jackson - and sounds just like him.