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lyrique [liʀik]1. adjectiveb. ( = d'opéra) [ouvrage, répertoire, ténor] operaticc. ( = exalté) lyrical2. masculine noun* * *liʀik1) Musique [chant, compositeur] operatic; [chanteur, saison] opera2) Littérature [poésie, poète] lyric; [contenu, élan] lyrical* * *liʀik adjOPÉRA opera modifthéâtre lyrique — opera house (for light opera)
* * *A adj1 Mus [chant, compositeur, morceau, représentation, association] operatic; [chanteur, saison, monde, enregistrement] opera; opéra lyrique lyric opera;2 Littérat [poésie, poète] lyric; [contenu, élan, simplicité] lyrical; être or se montrer lyrique to wax lyrical (sur about).B nm1 Mus operatic works (pl);[lirik] adjectif1. LITTÉRATURE [poésie] lyric[inspiration, passion] lyricalquand il parle d'argent, il devient lyrique (figuré) he really gets carried away when he talks about moneyart/drame lyrique lyric art/drama -
3 ténor
ténor [tenɔʀ]masculine noun* * *tenɔʀnom masculin1) (chanteur, voix, instrument) tenor2) ( personnalité) ( de sport) star; (de parti, profession) leading light* * *tenɔʀ nm1) MUSIQUE tenor2) fig leading light* * *B nm1 ⇒ Le chant et les chanteurs (chanteur, voix, instrument) tenor;2 ( personnalité) ( de sport) star; (de parti, profession) leading light; un ténor de la droite bavaroise a leading light of the Bavarian right.[tenɔr] nom masculin2. [vedette] big name
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