Exam: TOEFL

Definition: A person who tells a story or describes events, often in a book, film, or other narrative form.

Example: The narrater brought the story to life with their expressive voice.

Definition: The act of telling a story or describing events, often in a structured way.

Example: The narration of the documentary was both informative and engaging.

Definition: Relating to the telling of a story or the way a story is presented.

Example: The narrative style of the book made it very engaging.

Definition: A story or account of events, often told in a structured way.

Example: The narrative of the novel captivated readers with its twists and turns.

Definition: In a way that tells a story or relates to storytelling.

Example: The film narratively explores the complexities of human relationships.

Definition: A person who studies the structure and function of narrative and storytelling in literature and other forms of communication.

Example: The narratologist analyzed the different ways stories are told in various cultures.

Definition: A person who tells a story or provides commentary in a book, film, or other media.

Example: The narrator of the audiobook brought the characters to life with their expressive voice.

Definition: Describing systems that use a limited range of frequencies for communication, which is less than that of wideband systems.

Example: The narrowband technology is often used in remote sensing applications.

Definition: In a way that is limited in width or extent; closely or by a small amount.

Example: She narrowly escaped the accident when the car swerved just in time.

Definition: Relating to the nose or produced through the nose, often describing sounds or speech that resonate in the nasal cavities.

Example: He spoke in a nasal voice that was hard to ignore.

Definition: A part related to the nose, often referring to a bone or structure that forms part of the nose's bridge.

Example: The doctor examined the nasal structure to ensure it was not damaged.

Definition: The condition of having a sound that is produced through the nose, often affecting speech or voice.

Example: The singer's nasality added a unique quality to her performance.