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lyric

/ˈlɪɹ.ɪk/

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noun

Poème lyrique, paroles

A lyric poem.

Examples :

"My favorite English class read a beautiful lyric about a hardworking student. "

Ma classe d'anglais préférée a lu un beau poème lyrique sur un étudiant travailleur.

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noun

Parole, paroles

(also in plural) The words of a song or other vocal music. The singular form often refers to a part of the words, whereas the plural form can refer to all of the words.

Examples :

"The lyrics of the school song are full of patriotism. "

Les paroles de la chanson de l'école sont pleines de patriotisme.

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adjective

Lyrique

Of, or relating to a type of poetry (such as a sonnet or ode) that expresses subjective thoughts and feelings, often in a songlike style

Examples :

"The lyric poems in her English class explored themes of love and loss. "

Les poèmes lyriques de son cours d'anglais exploraient les thèmes de l'amour et de la perte.

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adjective

Lyrique

Of or relating to a writer of such poetry

Examples :

"The lyric poems in our English class were written by a very talented lyric student. "

Les poèmes lyriques de notre cours d'anglais ont été écrits par un étudiant lyrique très talentueux.

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adjective

Lyrique

Examples :

"The poem about the family vacation was very lyric, expressing the joy and excitement of the trip. "

Le poème sur les vacances en famille était très lyrique, exprimant la joie et l'excitation du voyage.

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adjective

Lyrique

Having a light singing voice of modest range

Examples :

"The young singer had a lyric voice, perfect for the school choir's lighter pieces. "

La jeune chanteuse avait une voix lyrique, parfaite pour les morceaux plus légers de la chorale de l'école.

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adjective

Lyrique, d'opéra

Of or relating to musical drama and opera

Examples :

"The school's musical production featured a very lyric score, full of beautiful melodies for the opera. "

La production musicale de l'école présentait une partition très lyrique, pleine de belles mélodies pour l'opéra.

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adjective

Mélodieux

Examples :

"The singer's voice was incredibly lyric, filling the room with beautiful, melodious sounds. "

La voix du chanteur était incroyablement mélodieuse, remplissant la pièce de sons magnifiques et mélodieux.

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adjective

Lyrique

Of or relating to the lyre (or sometimes the harp)

Examples :

"The lyric poems in our literature class were all about the lyre's history. "

Les poèmes lyriques de notre cours de littérature portaient tous sur l'histoire de la lyre.

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