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1. adjective2. nounlyric poetry — Lyrik, die
1) (poem) lyrisches Gedicht* * *['lirik] 1. adjective((of poetry) expressing the poet's personal feeling.) lyrisch2. noun1) (a lyric poem.) lyrisches Gedicht* * *lyr·ic[ˈlɪrɪk]\lyric poetry Lyrik f, lyrische DichtungII. n1. (poem) lyrisches Gedicht2. (words for song)▪ \lyrics pl [Lied]text m* * *['lIrɪk]1. adjlyrisch2. n(= poem) lyrisches Gedicht; (= genre) Lyrik f; (= often pl: words of pop song) Text m* * *lyric [ˈlırık]A adj (adv lyrically)1. lyrisch:lyric poetry → B 1 b2. fig lyrisch, gefühlvoll3. MUSa) Musik…:b) lyrisch (Stimme etc)B s1. a) lyrisches Gedichtb) pl Lyrik f, lyrische Dichtung2. pl MUS (Lied)Text m* * *1. adjectivelyric poet — Lyriker, der/Lyrikerin, die
2. nounlyric poetry — Lyrik, die
1) (poem) lyrisches Gedicht* * *adj.lyrisch adj. -
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lyrisch;\lyric poet Lyriker(in) m(f);\lyric poetry Lyrik f, lyrische Dichtung n1) ( poem) lyrisches Gedicht2) ( words for song)\lyrics pl [Lied]text m -
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noun[Vers]dichtung, die; Lyrik, die* * *1) (poems in general: He writes poetry.) Gedichte (pl.)2) (the art of composing poems: Poetry comes naturally to some people.) die Dichtkunst* * *po·et·ry[ˈpəʊɪtri, AM ˈpoʊə-]n no plshe writes \poetry sie schreibt Gedichteepic/lyric/narrative \poetry epische/lyrische/dramatische Dichtunglove \poetry Liebesdichtung/Liebeslyrik fwar \poetry Kriegsdichtung fGoethe's/Milton's \poetry Goethes/Miltons Dichtung [o Lyrik] fshe was \poetry in motion es war eine Freude, ihr zuzuschauen, sie hatte wunderschöne Bewegungen* * *['pəʊItrɪ]nto write poetry — Gedichte schreiben, dichten
the dancing was poetry in motion —
* * *poetry [ˈpəʊıtrı] s1. Poesie f, Dichtkunst f2. Dichtung f, koll Dichtungen pl, Gedichte pl:dramatic poetry dramatische Dichtung3. Poesie f (Ggs Prosa):prose poetry dichterische Prosa4. Poesie f:a) dichterisches Gefühl:b) fig Romantik f, Stimmung fpoet. abk1. poetic (poetical) poet.2. poetry* * *noun[Vers]dichtung, die; Lyrik, diepoetry reading — ≈ Dichterlesung, die
* * *n.Dichtkunst f.Dichtung -en f.Poesie -n f.
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