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1 poema
poema s.m.1 (long) poem: poema didascalico, epico, eroicomico, narrativo, didactic, epic, mock-heroic, narrative poem3 (scherz.) ( scritto molto lungo) book, tome: questo non è un articolo, è un poema!, this isn't an article, it's a book!* * *[po'ɛma]sostantivo maschile1) letter. poem2) mus. poem3) scherz. (scritto lungo) epic4) (persona, cosa straordinaria) wonder, marvel* * *poema/po'εma/sostantivo m.2 mus. poem3 scherz. (scritto lungo) epic4 (persona, cosa straordinaria) wonder, marvel; è un vero poema it's quite something. -
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f poetrycomponimento poem* * *poesia s.f.1 poetry: poesia didascalica, drammatica, epica, lirica, satirica, didactic, dramatic, epic, lyric, satiric poetry; poesia popolare, popular poetry; questo romanzo ha molte pagine di vera poesia, this novel has many pages of real poetry2 ( componimento poetico) poem, piece of poetry: le poesie di Keats, Keat's poems (o poetry); lesse una poesia, he read a poem (o a piece of poetry)3 ( qualità poetica) poetry, poeticality: la poesia di un dipinto di Botticelli, the poeticality (o visual poetry) of a painting by Botticelli; la poesia dei film di René Clair, the poetry of René Clair's films; sono bei versi, ma senza poesia, they are good verses but they are not poetry; la poesia dell'amore, the poetry of love; la poesia della natura, the poetry of nature4 (fig.) ( illusione) daydream, fantasy, illusion: questi progetti sono pura poesia, these plans are pure fantasy.* * *[poe'zia]sostantivo femminile1) (arte, attività) poetrypoesia epica, lirica — epic, lyrical poetry
2) (forma metrica) poetry, verse3) (componimento) poem, piece of poetryun libro di -e — a book of poems o verse
4) (produzione poetica) poetry5) fig. poetry, poetic quality* * *poesia/poe'zia/sostantivo f.1 (arte, attività) poetry; poesia epica, lirica epic, lyrical poetry2 (forma metrica) poetry, verse3 (componimento) poem, piece of poetry; scrivere una poesia to write a poem; un libro di -e a book of poems o verse5 fig. poetry, poetic quality; essere privo di poesia to lack poetry.
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