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1. adjective((of poetry) expressing the poet's personal feeling.) lírico
2. noun1) (a lyric poem.) poema lírico2) ((in plural) the words of a song: The tune is good, but I don't like the lyrics.) letratr['lɪrɪk]1 lírico,-a1 poema nombre masculino líricolyric ['lɪrɪk] adj: líricolyric n1) : poema m lírico2) lyrics npl: letra f (de una canción)adj.• letra adj.• lírico, -a adj.n.• poema lírico s.m.
I 'lɪrɪka) ( poem) poema m lírico
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adjective lírico['lɪrɪk]1.ADJ lírico2.N (=poem) poema m lírico; (=genre) lírica flyrics (=words of song) letra fsing* * *
I ['lɪrɪk]a) ( poem) poema m lírico
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