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lear

/lɪə/

Traducción: Nombre propio que se refiere o bien al artista y escritor británico de poemas sin sentido del siglo XIX, o bien al trágico héroe de la obra de Shakespeare traicionado por sus dos hijas despiadadas.

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/lɪə/C1formalbritish
  • esNombre propio que se refiere o bien al artista y escritor británico de poemas sin sentido del siglo XIX, o bien al trágico héroe de la obra de Shakespeare traicionado por sus dos hijas despiadadas.

A proper noun referring to either a 19th-century British artist and writer of nonsense verse, or the tragic hero of a Shakespeare play who was betrayed by two of his scheming daughters.

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  1. Edward LearB2formalbritish

    A British artist, illustrator, and writer known for his nonsense verse and limericks, who lived from 1812 to 1888.

    esEdward Lear

    • Edward Lear wrote 'The Book of Nonsense' in 1846.
    • Lear's limericks are famous for their playful language.
    • He was also a talented landscape painter.

  2. King LearB2formal

    The tragic hero of William Shakespeare's play, an aging king who is betrayed by two of his daughters and driven to madness.

    esRey Lear

    • King Lear divides his kingdom among his daughters based on their flattery.
    • The play explores themes of loyalty, madness, and family.
    • Lear's tragic downfall is a central element of the story.
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