syllables

Significados de "syllables" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 33 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	word of two syllables	espondeo [m]
2	General	that contains eight syllables	octosílabo [adj]
3	General	that contains eight syllables	octosilábico [adj]
4	General	verse of three syllables	crético [m]
5	General	metrical foot of four syllables	peón [m]
6	General	forming syllables	silabeo [m]
7	General	a sonnet of verses of eight or less syllables	sonetillo [m]
8	General	consisting of two syllables	bisilábico [adj]
9	General	with twelve syllables	dodecasílabo [adj]
10	General	containing seven syllables	heptasílabo [adj]
11	General	containing six syllables	hexasílabo [adj]
12	General	of nine syllables	eneasílabo [adj]
13	General	consisting of two syllables	bisílabo [adj]
14	General	occurs only in the syllables que and qui	q
15	General	playful way of speaking in which is interspersed between each of the syllables of a word	jeringoso [m] UY
16	General	pronounce words in syllables	letrear [v] disused
17	General	relating to the way of speaking involving inserting between each of the syllables of a word another formed by p plus the vowel of the previous syllable	en jeringoso [adv] UY
18	General	with twelve syllables	dodecasílaba [adj/f]
19	General	of nine syllables	eneasílaba [adj/f]
20	General	consisting of two syllables	bisílaba [adj/f]
21	General	consisting of two syllables	bisilábica [adj/f]
22	General	containing seven syllables	heptasílaba [adj/f]
23	General	containing six syllables	hexasílaba [adj/f]
Education
24	Education	isolate syllables	sílabas aisladas
Informatics
25	Informatics	divide into syllables	dividir en sílabas
26	Informatics	division into syllables	división en sílabas
Music
27	Music	repetition of one or several syllables to the rhythm of rumba music	lalaleo [m] CU
Linguistics
28	Linguistics	similarity of sounds in words or syllables	asonancia [f]
29	Linguistics	having the same sound occurring in successive stressed syllables	asonante [adj]
Poetry
30	Poetry	a metrical foot of three syllables, the first two short, the last long (˘˘¯)	anapesto [m]
31	Poetry	a metrical foot with three syllables	antidáctilo [m]
32	Poetry	romantic poem of 4 stanzas with 10 lines per stanza and 8 syllables per line	décima [f]
Folklore
33	Folklore	four-line verses of eight syllables that are improvised by rustic poets and require a response in verse	décima [f] EC