WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| poetic adj | (characteristic of a poet) | poético/a adj |
| | She has rather a poetic turn-of-phrase, don't you think? |
| | Tiene una manera de hablar bastante poética, ¿no crees? |
| poetic adj | (relating to poetry) | poético/a adj |
| | | poemático adj |
| | That writer's verse is full of poetic clichés. |
| | Las métricas poéticas son fáciles de aprender. |
| poetic adj | (charming, romantic) | poético/a adj |
| | | romántico/a adj |
| | The columnist writes poetic descriptions of love and relationships. |
| | El columnista escribe descripciones poéticas sobre el amor y las relaciones. |
| poetics n | (literary criticism) | crítica literaria loc nom f |
| Note: Sometimes used with a plural verb |
| | Martin studied poetics at university. |
| poetics n | (study of prosody) | poesía nf |
| Note: Sometimes used with a plural verb |
| | Poetics is Julia's favorite subject. |
| poetics n | (treatise on poetry) | poética nf |
| Note: Sometimes used with a plural verb |
| Poetics n | (work by Aristotle) | la Poética n propio f |
| | 'Poetics' by Aristotle is essential reading before taking this course. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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