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A yielding to the power or authority of another.
Un traspase del poder o autoridad a otro.
See metaphor.
Ver metáfora.
a rating usually expressed numerically, based on specific achievemnet or the degree to wich certain qualities or conditions are present
Una calificación usualmente expresada con números, basada en un logro específico o el nivel en el que se presentan ciertas cualidades o condiciones.
The beat value or combination of beat values of the notes and accents in a given piece of music, musical phrase, melody, or note.
El valor de golpe o combinación de valores de ritmo de las notas y acentos en una determinada pieza de música, frase musical, melodía o nota.
That which is indispensably requisite to an end desired.
Aquello que es un requisito indispensable para un final deseado.
The manner in which one behaves.
La manera en que uno se comporta.
The central idea, topic, or didactic quality of a work.
La idea central, tema o calidad didáctica de una obra.
A relatively lengthy lyric poem that often expresses lofty emotions in a dignified style. Odes are characterized by a serious topic, such as truth, art, freedom, justice, or the meaning of life; their tone tends to be formal. There is no prescribed pattern ...
Un relativamente extenso poema lírico que expresa a menudo las emociones elevadas en un estilo digno. Odas se caracterizan por un tema serio, como verdad, arte, libertad, justicia o el significado de la vida; su tono tiende a ser formal. No hay ningún patrón ...
hallo, or ''hello'' is gteeting, or way to greeting, ''say hallo''
Hola, o '' Hola '' es gteeting, o como al saludo, '' Hola ''
Used when naming plants. Genus is the plant equivalent of our surnames. When followed by the name of the "species" you have it's botanical name. Almost always in Latin.
Used when naming plants. Genus is the plant equivalent of our surnames. When followed by the name of the "species" you have it's botanical name. Almost always in Latin.