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ovate

/ˈəʊveɪt/ /ˈoʊveɪt/

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adjective

Ovoide, en forma de huevo

Shaped like an egg.

Examples :

"The leaves of the rose bush have an ovate shape, wider at the bottom and tapering to a point at the top. "

Las hojas del rosal tienen una forma ovoide, más ancha en la parte inferior y que se estrecha hasta un punto en la parte superior.

appearance biology nature

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adjective

Ovoide

(of leaves) With the broadest extremity near the base.

Examples :

"The oak leaves were ovate, with their widest part near the bottom. "

Las hojas de roble eran ovoides, con su parte más ancha cerca de la base.

plant biology nature

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noun

Un bardo irlandés

An Irish bard.

Examples :

"The local history museum featured an exhibit on Irish music, including a biography of the famous ovate. "

El museo de historia local presentó una exhibición sobre música irlandesa, incluyendo una biografía del famoso bardo irlandés.

culture literature history person

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noun

Un miembro de la Orden de Bardos, Ovates y Druidas

A member of the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids, a neo-druidism order based in England.

Examples :

"During the ceremony, the ovate chanted ancient verses, connecting the community to the spirit of nature. "

Durante la ceremonia, el ovate cantó versos antiguos, conectando a la comunidad con el espíritu de la naturaleza.

religion group organization culture

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noun

Un bardo moderno de un gorsedd, especialmente uno reconocido en un eisteddfod

A modern-day bard of a gorsedd, especially one acknowledged at an eisteddfod.

Examples :

"After years of dedicated study and performance at the Eisteddfod, she finally became an ovate, recognized for her poetic skills and storytelling. "

Después de años de estudio y actuación dedicados en el Eisteddfod, finalmente se convirtió en una ovate, reconocida por sus habilidades poéticas y su narración.

culture festival literature person tradition