poetic in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for poetic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

poetic [Am poʊˈɛdɪk, Brit pəʊˈɛtɪk] ADJ

poetic language/description/scene

poético

poetic moment/beauty

lleno de poesía

there was poetic justice in it

fue de justicia

there was poetic justice in it

se hizo justicia

poetic license N U

poetic license

licencia f poética

to take poetic license with sth

interpretar algo muy libremente

Translations for poetic in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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poemático (poemática)

poetic

poético (poética)

poetic

licencia poética

poetic license Am

licencia poética

poetic licence Brit

justicia poética

poetic justice

numen, tb. numen poético liter

poetic inspiration

poética

poetic art

serrana

romantic poetic composition similar to the → serranilla

me dio el ramalazo poético

I started to wax poetic

me dio el ramalazo poético

I came over all poetic Brit

poetic in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for poetic in the English»Spanish Dictionary

poetic [pəʊˈetɪk, Am poʊˈet̬-] ADJ

poetic

poético, -a

Translations for poetic in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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poético (-a)

poetic

licencia poética

poetic licence Brit [or license Am]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We hoped the next headline would not challenge our entire roster of poetic ideas.

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In no other poem are poetic conditions so perfectly fulfilled.

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The loss of these children prompted the writing of some of his elegies, which are among his better known poetic works.

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The second prize was a silver wild rose ("eglantina"), and the other prizes, awarded for particular poetic forms, were similarly floral.

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He concluded that the novel was a solid (if predictable) pulp sci-fi adventure with a few delightful poetic moments.

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Faulty as it is, he decides it as by far his special and entire self-chosen poetic utterance.

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A poetic prediction or a poetic denial of reality.

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His poetic is situated yet active, and it affords a range of pleasure due to his wonderful ear, his intellection, his breadth.

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Taking notice of this, their elderly grandfather narrates a poetic fable with the intentions of educating them in the true nature of the holidays.

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The 1970s and early 1980s were the peak of her poetic career.

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