Examples of using Encyclopaedic in English and their translations into French
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animated movies- in connection with MMFA exhibitions and collections, from among a huge encyclopaedic repertoire.
critic Annie Le Brun points out that, during the 18th century,“it is primarily in the enclosed space of a garden that classical and even encyclopaedic anthropocentrism disappears with the first errands of a quest for nature”.
Publications: Co-author of Encyclopaedic dictionary of drugs(1991)
His book is an encyclopaedic hotch-potch of ideas which contains everything from A to Z relating to the Chinese mystique of numbers(magic squares,… generation of the eight trigrams, musical tubes),
scientific and encyclopaedic literature, magazines,
Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Buddhism.
It is multimedia and encyclopaedic.
Encyclopaedic Dictionary of Science& Technology.
The structure of the Deutsche Mythologie is fairly encyclopaedic.
It presents 21 fundamental concepts of museology in encyclopaedic format.
Bewick Fallcaster was busy collecting music for an encyclopaedic work of biography.
The vaper has an encyclopaedic grasp of optimal temperatures for every herb.
In fact, Mabuni was legendary for his encyclopaedic knowledge of kata and their bunkai applications.
historical characters" in The Albanian Encyclopaedic Dictionary, Tirana, 1986.
to evoke Belfast in encyclopaedic detail.
Geneva Library of Art and Archaeology deserves its reputation as an encyclopaedic resource.
In 1955, the Italian-American artist Marino Auriti gave the name of“Encyclopaedic Palace” to his imaginary museum,
be they water-colours,"encyclopaedic" drawings or iconological documents of the monuments
photographs of people of all cultures, and"the contemporary Library of Alexandria", an encyclopaedic compendium of current human knowledge.
His encyclopaedic knowledge of motoring law has highlighted issues such as incorrect police procedure