florid in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for florid in the English»Spanish Dictionary

florid [Am ˈflɔrɪd, ˈflɑrɪd, Brit ˈflɒrɪd] ADJ

1. florid (red):

florid complexion/cheeks

rubicundo

2. florid (ornate):

florid decoration/style

recargado

florid language

florido

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florid gesture

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florid in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for florid in the English»Spanish Dictionary

florid [ˈflɒrɪd, Am ˈflɔ:r-] ADJ

1. florid:

florid style

florido, -a

florid prose, rhetoric

ornamentado, -a

2. florid form (ruddy):

florid

rojizo, -a

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The works of decorative art are florid in style.

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Without being florid or cosmic, she beckons to a far more graceful, honest world.

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It is a style of florid melodious intonation which requires the exercise of vocal agility.

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The book is written in florid, antiquated language replete with outlandish spellings.

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The focus of the florid ornamentation is an elaborately sculptured surround to a main doorway.

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They may also describe hallucinations which are usually more florid than those in schizophrenia.

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In the modern musicological sense the term is therefore used to refer to florid music from all periods of music history, both vocal and instrumental.

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Promising evolution to avoid revolution, he pioneered a new campaign style of appealing directly to the masses with florid oratory and charisma.

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Such works are characterized by a high "tessitura," a virtuosic and florid style, and a wide range.

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It is rapid and hectic with florid melodies.

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