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octosyllable

/ˈɒk.təˌsɪl.ə.bəl/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una línea de verso compuesta por ocho sílabas, o un poema escrito en tales versos.

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noun

/ˈɒk.təˌsɪl.ə.bəl/C2formalart
  • esSustantivo que designa una línea de verso compuesta por ocho sílabas, o un poema escrito en tales versos.

A noun referring to a line of verse consisting of eight syllables, or a poem composed of such lines.

  1. Eight-syllable lineC1formal

    A line of verse that contains exactly eight syllables, often used in poetry.

    esOctosílabo (verso)

    • The poet wrote in octosyllables to create a rhythmic flow.
    • Many medieval ballads are composed of octosyllabic lines.
    • An octosyllable can be found in the works of Lord Byron.
  2. Poem with octosyllabic linesC1formal

    A poem or stanza consisting entirely of lines with eight syllables each.

    esPoema de octosílabos

    • The collection includes several octosyllables about nature.
    • He recited an octosyllable from memory.
    • The octosyllable is a common form in French poetry.
Formas
  • octosyllables plural form
  • octosyllables' possessive plural form
  • octosyllable's possessive singular form