lyrical

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'lyrical' tiene referencia cruzada con 'lyric'. Se encuentra en una o más de las líneas abajo.'lyrical' is cross-referenced with 'lyric'. It is in one or more of the lines below.

WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
lyrical adj (poetry: songlike)lírico/a adj
 I love the lyrical style of these poems.
lyrical adj (expressive)entusiasta adj
  efusivo/a adj
  lleno de emoción loc adj
 This artist's lyrical compositions are among the most expressive paintings that I have ever seen.
lyrical adj (relating to song words) (canciones)de la letra loc adj
 The singer is known for the lyrical motifs in her songs.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
lyric adj (poetry: expressive)lírico/a adj
  poético/a adj
 The student wrote very lyric poetry.
 El estudiante escribía poesía muy lírica.
lyrics npl (words of a song) (canción)letra nf
 I love the melody, but I don't understand the lyrics.
 Me encanta la melodía pero no entiendo la letra.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
lyric adj (voice)lírico/a adj
 Ben was a lyric baritone.
 Ben era un barítono lírico.
lyric adj (for the lyre)lírico/a adj
 Tom read a translation of an old lyric poem.
 Tom leyó una traducción de un antiguo poema lírico.
lyrical adj (like a song)lírico/a adj
 Rachel's voice had a lyrical quality.
 La voz de Rachel tenía naturaleza lírica.
lyric n (line of a song) (canción)verso nm
 Richard can only remember one lyric from the song and he sings it over and over; it's really annoying.
 People often mishear this lyric.
 Richard solo se acuerda de un verso de la canción y la canta una y otra vez; es realmente irritante. // La gente a menudo entiende mal este verso.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
lyrical | lyric
InglésEspañol
wax + [adjective] vi + adj (grow, become) (positivo)emocionarse, entusiasmarse v prnl
  (negativo)enfurecerse v prnl
 Raphaël waxed ecstatic about the fine wines he had drunk the night before.
 When the author described the colourful market scene, she began to wax lyrical.
 When the man saw the damage to his car, he waxed angry.
 Rafael se entusiasmaba hablando de los vinos que había bebido la noche anterior. // Cuando la autora describió la escena de los mercados coloridos, se entusiasmó.
 Cuando el hombre vio los daños causados a su auto, se enfureció.
waxing lyrical n (speak enthusiastically about [sth])alabar vtr
  encomiar vtr
  (figurado)cantar loas loc verb
waxing lyrical adj (speaking enthusiastically about [sth])laudatorio/a adj
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