novela



Inflexiones de 'novela' (nf): fpl: novelas
Del verbo novelar: (⇒ conjugar)
novela es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo
2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
novelá es:
2ª persona singular (vos) imperativo
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
novela nf (relato extenso en prosa)novel n
 Poseo una gran colección de novelas históricas.
 I have a big collection of historic novels.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
novelar⇒ vtr (contar forma de novela)tell a story in form of a novel v expr
  fictionalize⇒ vtr
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
novela | novelar
SpanishEnglish
novela corta nf + adj (relato breve)novella n
  short novel n
 Juan escribió una novela corta para el concurso.
 Juan wrote a novella for the contest.
 Juan wrote a short novel for the contest.
novela de folletín nf + loc adj (novela de baja calidad)serialized novel n
  (UK)serialised novel n
 Las novelas de folletín eran populares en los años 40.
novela detectivesca nf + adj (relato de detectives)detective novel n
  crime novel n
  (colloquial)whodunit n
 A María le gustan las novelas detectivescas.
 Maria likes detective novels.
 Maria likes crime novels.
 ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. Maria likes whodunits.
novela gráfica nf (texto con ilustraciones)graphic novel n
 La novela gráfica compagina ilustraciones y textos.
novela histórica nf + adj (relato histórico)historical novel n
 Pedro escribe novelas históricas.
 Pedro writes historical novels.
novela negra nf (investigación de crímenes)thriller n
  crime novel n
  noir novel n
 Era un gran lector de novela negra.
 He was a great fan of thrillers.
novela picaresca nf + adj (género literario) (literally)picaresque novel n
  (colloquial)sassy novel n
 El «Lazarillo de Tormes» fue la primera novela picaresca.
 Lazarillo de Tormes was the first picaresque novel.
 ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. Maria likes to read sassy novels.
novela rosa loc nom f (relato romántico)romantic novel n
 Mi madre lee muchas novelas rosas.
 My mother reads many romantic novels.
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'novela' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
adaptación cinematográfica - basado en - cómic - Don Quijote - el fantasma de la ópera - folletín - folletinesco - gótico - novela de folletín - novelado - novelar - novelesco - novelística - novelón
English:
novel - soap - soap opera - TV soap - Bildungsroman - bonkbuster - chain novel - chapter book - crime novel - detective novel - dime novel - epic tale - erotic novel - graphic novel - historical fiction - historical novel - horror book - murder mystery - mystery - novelette - novella - penny dreadful - roman à clef - romance - serial - swashbuckler - thriller


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