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• Nombre propio de la dinastía imperial china que gobernó del 960 al 1279, periodo célebre por sus logros en arte, literatura y filosofía.

A proper noun referring to the imperial dynasty of China that ruled from 960 to 1279, a period noted for its advancements in art, literature, and philosophy.

incontable · nombre propio

1. Chinese dynastyB2formalart

   The imperial dynasty of China that ruled from 960 to 1279, known for its advancements in art, literature, and philosophy.

   Dinastía Song

   • The Song dynasty is famous for its landscape paintings and porcelain.
   • Many philosophical schools flourished during the Song period.
   • The invention of movable type printing occurred under the Song dynasty.

   Sinónimossong

• Verbo que denota la acción de producir sonidos musicales con la voz, generalmente con melodía y letra. También puede referirse a emitir sonidos melodiosos, como los de los pájaros, o a expresar algo cantando.

A verb used to indicate the act of producing musical sounds with the voice.

verbo irregular

1. A1formal

   To produce musical sounds with the voice, often following a melody.

   cantar

   • She sang a beautiful song at the concert.
   • The children sang Christmas carols.
   • He loves to sing in the shower.

   Sinónimoscarolchantcroonhumintonetrillwarble

2. Whistle or make soundsB1formal

   To make a high-pitched or whistling sound, like wind or birds.

   cantar (sonido agudo o silbido)

   • The kettle sang as the water boiled.
   • Birds sang sweetly in the trees.
   • The wind sang through the wires.

   Sinónimoscheepchirppeeppipetrilltwitterwarblewhistle

3. Inform or confessC1slang

   Slang for confessing or providing information to authorities.

   cantar (confesar)

   • The suspect sang like a canary after arrest.
   • He finally sang and told them everything.
   • Don't sing to the cops if you want to stay loyal.

   Sinónimosconfessfinkgrassinformratsnitchsqueal

Variantes phrasalsing along