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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "verses" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 2 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
verses coplas [f/pl]
Colloquial
verses coplas [f/pl]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "verses" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 68 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
write verses versificar [v]
set of nonsense verses that a composer writes to indicate to the librettist where to place the accent monstruo [m]
poem with ten verses espinela [f]
say or sing verses coplear [v]
compose verses metrificar [v]
compose ballads/verses trovar [v]
write ballads/verses trovar [v]
compose verses versificar [v]
verses accompanying the calling of participants' names during the game that took place on the eve of kings, consisting of matching by raffle a gentleman with a lady to serve throughout the year motes [m/pl]
a sonnet of verses of eight or less syllables sonetillo [m]
flow of verses/periods cadencia [f]
impromptu verses bomba [f]
number of verses repeated vuelta [f]
write verses componer [v]
scan verses escandir [v]
compose verses metrificar [v]
compose verses rimar [v]
make verses versificar [v]
low vile verses coplones [m/pl]
fescennine verses versos obscenos [m/pl]
each of the verses in a copla (joropo) tercio [m] CO VE
type of song where singers sit in a circle and respond to questions with verses banquillo [m] CL
stanza of four octosyllabic verses amorfino [m] EC:W
minstrel who recites verses decimero [m] PA CU DO CO PE
minstrel who recites verses decimista [m] PE
anniversary of a person's death on which three verses of the rosary are recited cumpleaños [m] DO disused
musical competition in which two singers compete by alternating verses and accompanied by the joropo llanero rhythm contrapunto [m] CO VE
singing of four-line stanzas by a man and a woman accompanied by guitars, alternating improvising verses with which they mock each other contrapunteo amoroso [m] BO:E
children's game where participants pass by others reciting verses and lightly tapping their feet pisapisuela [m] AR
children's game where participants pass in front of others reciting verses, lightly hitting shoes zapatito de charol [m] AR UY
four verses in rhyming assonant verse that is recited in certain celebrations bamba [f] VE
composition of verses dedicated to a live person on the day of the dead calavera [f] MX
popular and picaresque stanza of four verses bomba [f] MX:Sw
popular and picaresque stanza of four verses bomba [f] HN SV NI
girls' game that is accompanied by allusive verses to an insect they name, sometimes by singing cucarachita martina [f] PR
composition of verses metrificatura [f] disused
composing ballads/verses trovador [adj] rare
writing ballads/verses trovador [adj] rare
make verses metricar [v] disused
compose verses discantar [v] rare
recite verses discantar [v] rare
Colloquial
improvise verses versear [v]
compose verses versear [v]
reciting of improvised verses in a competition with one or more other popular poets contrapunteo [m] CU PR CO VE EC PE BO:E CL
recite improvised verses in a competition with one or more other popular poets contrapuntear [v] PA CU CO VE BO CL AR UY
alternate reciting improvised verses in a competition between two or more popular poets contrapuntearse [v] CU VE EC PE BO PY
compose verses versar [v] EC BO CL
poor verses aleluyas [f/pl] rare
Literature
poetic composition of scattered verses from other well-known poetry ensalada [f]
mix assonant with consonant verses asonantar [v]
fescennine verses versos fesceninos [m/pl]
Religion
good friday verses improperios [m/pl]
Poetry
set of three verses bordón [m]
extra verses plural estrambote (italiano) [m]
pairing of octosyllable verses aleluya [f]
stanza of eight verses octavilla [f]
scan verses escandir [v]
Folklore
singing of improvised verses repentismo [m] CU
tones and verses of the popular andalusian dance jaleo [m]
four-line verses of eight syllables that are improvised by rustic poets and require a response in verse décima [f] EC
energetic dance to the music played on guitar, accordion, violin, and vihuela along with four-line verses décima [f] EC
popular musical composition played on guitar and accompanied by octosyllablic verses milonga campera [f] AR
popular musical composition played on guitar and accompanied by octosyllablic verses milonga sureña [f] AR
popular musical composition played on guitar and accompanied by octosyllablic verses milonga surera [f] AR
rural meeting in which people compete by singing improvised verses porfía [f] PA rare
improvised verses sung at popular festivals bomba [f]
flamenco with stanzas of four eight-syllable verses granadina [f]
sing improvised verses repentizar [v] CU