A “tired road” may transfer a traveller's state to the surroundings, but in a story about speaking roads the same adjective requires checking the fictional world's rules before calling it transferred.
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No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.„Zmęczona droga” może przenosić stan wędrowca na otoczenie, lecz w opowieści o mówiących drogach ten sam przymiotnik wymaga sprawdzenia reguł świata przedstawionego, zanim nazwiemy go przeniesieniem.
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A “tired road” may transfer a traveller's state to the surroundings, but in a story about speaking roads the same adjective requires checking the fictional world's rules before calling it transferred.
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EN · C2- A
Is “a tired road” always a transferred epithet?
Czy „zmęczona droga” to zawsze przeniesiony epitet?
- B
A “tired road” may transfer a traveller's state to the surroundings, but in a story about speaking roads the same adjective requires checking the fictional world's rules before calling it transferred.
„Zmęczona droga” może przenosić stan wędrowca na otoczenie, lecz w opowieści o mówiących drogach ten sam przymiotnik wymaga sprawdzenia reguł świata przedstawionego, zanim nazwiemy go przeniesieniem.
- A
In this fairy tale the road asks to rest after the storm.
W tej bajce droga prosi, żeby dać jej odpocząć po burzy.
- B
So here the road itself may be tired.
Tutaj zmęczenie może więc należeć do samej drogi.
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- A
How will you read a description of an object through a human state?
Jak odczytasz określenie przedmiotu stanem człowieka?
- B
A “tired road” may transfer a traveller's state to the surroundings, but in a story about speaking roads the same adjective requires checking the fictional world's rules before calling it transferred.
„Zmęczona droga” może przenosić stan wędrowca na otoczenie, lecz w opowieści o mówiących drogach ten sam przymiotnik wymaga sprawdzenia reguł świata przedstawionego, zanim nazwiemy go przeniesieniem.
- A
How shall we show this through a concrete example?
Jak pokażemy to na konkretnym przykładzie?
- B
Let’s identify the link between object and person and examine what the poetic image gains.
Wskażmy związek przedmiotu z osobą i sprawdźmy, co zyskuje na tym obraz poetycki.
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Translations
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Interpretowanie przeniesionego epitetu.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Interpreting a transferred epithet.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Ein übertragenes Beiwort interpretieren.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Interpretar un epíteto transferido.
No voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.Интерпретация перенесённого эпитета.
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