
(převést)
adaptovat
to change a book or play in a way that can be made into a movie, TV series, etc.
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(příhoda)
anecdota
a short interesting story about a real event or person, often biographical

(životopis)
autobiografie
the story of the life of a person, written by the same person
An autobiography is a book or account in which a person writes about their own life experiences and personal history. It provides details about the individual's background, achievements, and significant events from their own perspective. Autobiographies often include reflections on key moments, personal growth, and the impact of various experiences on the author's life. The purpose of an autobiography is to share one's own story with readers, offering insights into their life and character.

(bestseller)
trhák
an item, especially a book, that is bought by a large number of people
A bestseller is a product, especially a book, that has achieved high sales and popularity. This status is often recognized by sales rankings from bookstores, online retailers, or industry lists. Bestsellers are typically noted for their broad appeal and significant demand, and reaching this status can enhance the product's visibility and reputation.
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(navrhnout)
sepsat
to write something for the first time that needs corrections for the final presentation
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(recenzent)
kritik
someone who evaluates and provides opinions or judgments about various forms of art, literature, performances, or other creative works

(ediční verze)
vydání
the specific form or version that a book, magazine, or similar publication is in

(zobrazit)
ilustrovat
to use pictures in a book, magazine, etc.
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(literaturní)
literární
related to literature, especially in terms of its style, structure, or content

(obraz)
metafora
a figure of speech that compares two unrelated things to highlight their similarities and convey a deeper meaning
A metaphor is a figure of speech that directly compares two different things by stating that one thing is another, highlighting a particular quality or aspect they share, without using "like" or "as". For example, saying "Time is a thief" suggests that time steals moments from lives, even though time is not literally a thief. Metaphors help convey meanings and emotions in a more vivid and imaginative way by creating direct comparisons between different concepts.

(pověst)
mýtus
a story involving the ancient history of a people, usually about heroes and supernatural events that could be unreal
A myth is a traditional story or belief that explains natural phenomena, customs, or the origins of a culture. Myths often involve gods, supernatural beings, or heroic figures and serve to convey values, moral lessons, or explanations for the unknown. They are passed down through generations and play a significant role in shaping the beliefs and traditions of a society. Myths provide insights into how different cultures understand and interpret the world around them.

(narrátor)
vypravěč
the person who tells the story in a novel, poem, etc.
A narrator is the person or voice that tells the story in a work of literature, film, or other media. The narrator provides the audience with information about the characters, events, and settings, shaping how the story is understood. Narrators can be characters within the story, speaking from their own perspective, or outside observers who describe the events from a distance. The choice of narrator influences the tone, perspective, and reliability of the narrative, guiding the audience’s interpretation of the plot and themes.

(napsat děj)
plotit
to write the series of events forming a novel, movie, play, etc.
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(tragický příběh)
tragédie
a play with sad events, especially one that the main character dies at the end
Tragedy is a genre of drama that focuses on serious, often sorrowful events and explores themes of human suffering, fate, and moral dilemmas. In a tragedy, the main characters typically face significant challenges or conflicts that lead to their downfall or a deeply tragic outcome. The story often involves high stakes, such as loss, betrayal, or disaster, and aims to evoke emotions like pity and sadness from the audience. The goal of tragedy is to provide a profound exploration of human struggles and moral choices, offering insight into the complexities of life and human nature.

(obrat)
zvrat
an unexpected turn in the course of events

(symbolizující)
symbolický
consisting of or employing symbols

(následník)
pokračování
a book, movie, play, etc. that continues and extends the story of an earlier one
A sequel is a work of fiction, such as a film, book, or TV show, that continues the story from an earlier work. It starts where the previous story ended, following the same characters and exploring new events or developments. Sequels aim to build on the original narrative, often expanding the plot, deepening character relationships, and providing new challenges or adventures.

(vykreslit)
zobrazit
to describe a specific subject, scene, person, etc.
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(výstižný)
stručný
giving a lot of information briefly and clearly

(autobiografické)
autobiografický
(of a written work) relating to the author's own life

(dodatek)
příloha
a separate part at the end of a book that gives further information
An appendix is a section added to the end of a book or document that contains supplementary material not included in the main text. This extra content can include detailed explanations, data, references, charts, or other information that supports or expands on the topics covered in the main body. Appendices help provide clarity or additional resources without interrupting the flow of the primary content, and they are often organized by subject or reference number for easy access.

(zestručnit)
zkrátit
to make a book, play, etc. short by omitting the details and including the main parts

(úvod)
předmluva
a short introductory section at the beginning of a book, usually written by someone other than the author
A foreword is an introductory section at the beginning of a book, written by someone other than the author. It typically provides context for the book, such as its background, significance, or relevance. The foreword often includes personal reflections or endorsements from the writer, who may explain why the book is important or offer insights into its creation. It helps to set the stage for the main content and can add credibility or context to the book.

(dodatek)
pozdější slovo
a part at the end of a book including some final words that may not be written by the author
An afterword is a concluding section in a book, written by the author or another contributor, that appears at the end of the main content. It provides additional reflections, insights, or commentary related to the book. An afterword may discuss the book's creation, offer updates on the subject matter, or provide context for the reader. It serves to offer final thoughts and sometimes address the impact or future directions related to the work.
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(témat)
motiv
a subject, idea, or phrase that is repeatedly used in a literary work
A motif is a recurring element, such as a symbol, idea, or theme, that appears throughout a literary work and contributes to its overall meaning or message. It is used to develop and reinforce the main themes or ideas by repeating certain elements in different contexts. For example, a motif like a recurring image of a broken mirror in a novel might symbolize characters' fractured identities or perceptions. Motifs help create a sense of unity and depth within a story by connecting various parts and highlighting important concepts.
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