English term
figure of imagination
Je cherche une façon imagée et poétique de rendre ce terme en Français...
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Proposed translations
créature/création de l'imagination
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Note added at 36 minutes (2007-11-10 09:51:58 GMT)
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ou une figure imaginaire ?
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GILLES MEUNIER
: création de l'imagination
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JulieM
: création de l'imagination aussi
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figure de l'imaginaire
personnage imaginaire
Une fresque de l'imaginaire
Peut-être que l'une de ces expressions serait mieux:
Un écho de mon imagination
Une vision de l'imaginaire
Une figure mythique... voire une fantaisie utopique...
Tout dépend du contexte.
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helene_d (X)
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une entité né de l'imaginaire
le fruit de l'imagination
Ce rêve est le fruit se son imagination.
Discussion
C'est un Mardi Gras Indian de la nouvelle Orléans qui parle
Pouvez-vous indiquer la phrase dans laquelle ces termes figurent?
Merci