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Перевод: evocation

[существительное]
вызывание духов; воскрешение в памяти

Тезаурус:

1. The book's corresponding strength is its evocation of suppressed panic.
2. Anyone who has ever had a close encounter with that lethal spirit tequila (accurately described here as liquid plutonium) will experience an agreeable sense of schadenfreude as the characters toss back the shots with reckless abandon, while the evocation of the hideous, hungover morning-after is hilariously achieved.
3. Matchbox grips, like today's bubble-gum wrappers, were a particularly accurate evocation of the man-in-the-street's pride and prejudices.
4. His films cover a wide range of subjects and genres, from the futurist science fiction world of QUE LA FETE COMMENCE and THE JUDGE AND THE ASSASSIN to the wonderful evocation of the modern day Cote D'Azur in THESE FOOLISH THINGS.
5. The evocation of place is superb.
6. The most revealing bit of the book is not a lyrical evocation of lost love but a graph showing Hans Eysenck's productivity over the years.
7. You seem to smell danger and taste excitement and, as television has no smell or taste, that is powerful evocation.
8. Some were juxtaposed in permanent mutual evocation: owning the desert; taxing strangers; taxing Awjla and Jalu was one such set.
9. It is an image encountered by Gide, but also projected by him, familiar and unforgettable as an evocation of the sadness which pervades the history of illicit love.
10. Miss Varda's entry, "Jacquot de Nantes" was a poetic, affectionate evocation of the childhood of director Jacques Demy, her late husband, who was brought up in Nantes.
11. But since the Free Officers had overthrown the Sanusis, the main evocation was of hostility to the present regime.
12. She veiled her eyes in a startling evocation of Omi.
13. The video is low on information, but high on evocation of the Alpine experience.