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1 The director's two-and-a-half hour opus, which dramatises episodes from Turner's life in 19th Century London and Margate, is his first period biopic since 1999's Topsy-Turvy, about Gilbert and Sullivan.

2 Sand dunes, water holes, escarpments and ancient trees are etched with the surreal clarity the BBC team has perfected in previous opuses like “The Blue Planet” and “Planet Earth.”

3 Copernicus published his magnum opus on his deathbed—in 1543, just before the church started clamping down on new ideas.

4 And inspired is the right word, because Shostakovich wrote this magnum opus for piano, 240 pages in the printed score, in just three and a half months.

5 And like that poet, who reshaped and expanded on his opus throughout his life, Ms. VanDerBeek’s intention was to create a project that could remain in flux.

6 The company hopes to corral the band's surviving members for a look at its 1979 opus "The Wall."

7 Overall though, the piecemeal approach taken by Resident Evil 6 makes it more of a Frankenstein's monster than a zombie opus worthy of Romero's – or even original creator Shinji Mikami's – legacy.

8 All these costumes come off nearly as often as they’re put on, as “Outlander” maintains Starz’s reputation as a purveyor of historical flesh, built on earlier opuses like “Spartacus: Blood and Sand.”

9 Gibbard regularly dipped to his knees and gestured to fans across the seven-minute opus, the climactic instrumental bridge building to a boil ever so slowly.

10 Their idea was to translate their magnum opus to the 18th-century colonial rivalry between Britain and France.

11 Somewhat ironically, when the Crosstown Rebels chief decided to take his clubbing opus on tour, to the clubs, he decided it needed a radical overhaul.

12 This strange, frustrating story of a haunted pervert, Hitchcock's Byronic opus, still evades capture, and refuses to be something it's not.

13 That fixation never fully subsided, and Mr. Schur has recently been reimmersing himself in “Infinite Jest,” Wallace’s 1996 opus about a near future of alienation, drug rehabilitation and calendar years sponsored by corporations.

14 Proust, known to be terribly ill as he works feverishly to finish his 12-volume magnum opus?

15 And for fans of 2112, their conceptual opus from 1976, Clockwork Angel's narrative about "an individual trying to follow his dreams in a dystopian future" will seem rather familiar – but this isn't a mere reboot.

16 Before the musician made a name for himself, his friends had faith in his opus.

在这位音乐家成名之前, 他的朋友们都对他的作品充满信心.

17 Her latest opus, due out on Friday, is “Black Is King,” a visual corollary to last year’s album, “The Lion King: The Gift” — itself a companion to Disney’s blockbuster remake of the 1994 animated classic.

18 In "The Survivors", the last in his 10-novel opus, Raven, once described as having "the mind of a cad and the pen of an angel", brings his characters to Venice for a writers' conference.

19 "The egg is one of the kitchen's marvels, and one of nature's," writes prolific food scientist Harold McGee in "On Food and Cooking," his 800-page opus on, obviously, food and cooking.

20 La Monte Young's magnum opus will have you entranced, bewitched and will change your sensory perceptions of the phenomenon we call music.

1 音乐作品

music piece

2 杰作

masterpiece masterwork effort clipper topper McCoy

3 电影

cinematic filmic film picture screen movie pic cinema moving flick flicker celluloid photoplay cine cinematograph moving picture

4 巨著

tome

5 著作

work book author writing make scripture

6 艺术作品

artistry art artwork work of art output

7 编号乐曲

Op.

8 乐曲

music composition morceau

9 力作

epic masterpiece elaboration masterwork

10 作品

work thing effort production writing creation handiwork product author composition oeuvre stuff output offering workmanship piece of work material credit piece produce workman morceau construct dedication facture a piece of work

11 大作

masterpiece masterwork

12 代表作

masterpiece masterwork