synopsis

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English - Turkish
{i} özet

Ben filmin bir özetini okudum. - I read a synopsis of the film.

{i} ilk üç incil
{ç} syn.op.ses (sînap'siz)
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(Mukavele) özet, icmal

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A brief summary of the major points of a written work, either as prose or as a table; an abridgment or condensation of a work
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The Synopsis is the brief description of the project It will be used to inform the interested public regarding the project progress and achievements; therefore the project objectives, the expected results and the industrial impact should be well structured and described concisely in the Synopsis
{n} a general or short view of all parts
An outline in story form, which is always told in the present tense and in an active voice Back to top
a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or theory
A brief outline or general view, as of a subject or written work; an abstract or a summary
{i} outline, abstract, summary
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a brief, usually one half to two page description of a story or plot Written in prose form generally with little to no dialogue
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Brief condensation or outline of the main points of a written work, such as the plot of a novel, play or opera Compare Abstract
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A brief (1 page per 10,000 ms words) description of the plot of your book Should be written in present tense, with as few character names as possible, should cover the turning points in your book and should include no dialogue Designed to engage the editor's interest in your story, the synopsis should resolve all plot questions and must never leave an editor "hanging "
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A synopsis is a summary of a longer piece of writing or work. For each title there is a brief synopsis of the book. = summary. synopses a short description of the main events or ideas in a book, film etc = summary synopsis of

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