evoke in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for evoke in the English»French Dictionary

evoke [Brit ɪˈvəʊk, Am əˈvoʊk] VB trans

1. evoke memory, feeling:

evoke

évoquer

2. evoke response, interest, admiration:

evoke

susciter

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subtly argue, mock, evoke

avec subtilité

Translations for evoke in the French»English Dictionary

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évoquer lieu, moment

to evoke

rappeler le souvenir de qn

to evoke the memory of sb

evoke in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for evoke in the English»French Dictionary

evoke [ɪˈvəʊk, Am -ˈvoʊk] VB trans

evoke

évoquer

to evoke a smile

susciter un sourire

evoke Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to evoke a smile

susciter un sourire

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English

The song evokes, with humour, the exasperation of a young woman towards the stupidity (sexism and vulgarity) of some men (boys in the text).

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In the logo, the letters of the leading word evoke impressions of musical notes.

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These he evokes with tenderness, using intense colors whilst giving a place particular to the person.

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Many of the scenes are staged, evoking a performative quality, a middle ground between fact and fiction.

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His technique in any media seems to evoke textile-like textures on the surface of the work.

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Generally, it evokes a poetic and melancholic atmosphere.

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The most popular figures are: the lauburu; solar rosettes (of approximately 16 to 36 wings evoking a camera shutter).

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Non-tree plant specimens may also grow in the saikei, such as ground cover or other small plants that help evoke the landscape.

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Think what horrid images it evokes from the mind.

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The company wanted to evoke its motto, which was used as the painting's title.

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