Translation for 'principal character' from English to Bulgarian

principal character {noun}

централна фигура {ж}лит.филм

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character {noun}

герой {м}лит.театрфилм

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central character {noun}

централна фигура {ж}лит.филм

leading character {noun}

централна фигура {ж}лит.филм

character {noun} [hieroglyph]

йероглиф {м}

illegal character {noun}

недопустим символ {м}информ.

unverified недопустим знак {м}информ.

(quite) a character {noun} [fig.] [of a strange person]

(голям) чешит {м} [разг.] [странен човек]

• Another principal character, a theatrical agent named Harry Glassman, was played by David Rounds, whose role was to exploit the notoriety of the prisoners for his own gain.
• Consistent with contemporary conventions, the stories concentrate on concocted love stories involving members of the principal character's family.
• These two related stories, eventually broadcast in 1996, one set in the present and the other in the far future, both feature Albert Finney as the same principal character.
• "Head of a Traveller" features as a principal character a well-known poet, frustrated and suffering writer's block, whose best poetic days are long behind him.
• A principal character in the novel "Six Suspects" by Vikas Swarup is from the Andaman Islands.

• In his 1978 ballet, "Mayerling" Kenneth MacMillan portrayed Elisabeth in a "pas de deux" with her son Prince Rudolf, the principal character in the ballet.
• He is a principal character in Scott's later novel "Anne of Geierstein".
• He is a principal character in Hilary Mantel's 1998 novel, "The Giant, O'Brien".
• Each story's title is the name of the principal character.
• Henry Perowne, the principal character in Ian McEwan's novel "Saturday", was born in Perivale.

• "The Invisibles", a comic series by Grant Morrison features a principal character mostly known as King Mob.
• Adrastus is a principal character in Euripides' tragedy "The Suppliants" (c. ...
• Van Dine wrote one of his Philo Vance detective novels featuring her as the principal character titled "The Gracie Allen Murder Case".
• Rider Haggard that concerns the adventures of its eponymous principal character in 10th-century Iceland.
• The principal character, Jo, 15 years old at the beginning of the book, is a strong and willful young woman, struggling to subdue her fiery temper and stubborn personality.

• The principal character, DS Anders Knutas, is based at police headquarters in Visby, and there are numerous descriptive passages of the city and the island.
• It includes a description of the Battle of Waterloo by the principal character.
• His book, "Martine à la ferme", appears in the 2002 French film, "L'Auberge espagnole". A principal character in the film (Audrey Tautou) states that she was named after Delahaye's Martine.
• Shasta, later known as Cor of Archenland, is the principal character in "The Horse and His Boy".