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versification

/ˌvɜː.sɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota el proceso o arte de componer versos, incluyendo la estructura métrica y la adaptación de prosa a forma poética.

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noun

/ˌvɜː.sɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota el proceso o arte de componer versos, incluyendo la estructura métrica y la adaptación de prosa a forma poética.

A noun referring to the process or art of composing verse, including the metrical structure and adaptation of prose into poetic form.

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  1. Metrical adaptationC2formalart

    The process of converting a prose text into a metrical or poetic form.

    esVersificación (adaptación métrica)

    • The versification of the ancient epic took many years.
    • His versification of the historical account made it more memorable.
    • The poet's versification of the fable was widely praised.

    Sinónimosmetrification

  2. Poetic formC2formalart

    The specific metrical structure or composition of a poem.

    esversificación

    • The versification of this sonnet follows a strict iambic pentameter.
    • Scholars analyzed the versification of the medieval ballad.
    • Her versification is known for its complex rhyme schemes.

    Sinónimosmeterprosodyrhythm

  3. Art of writing verseC2formalart

    The skill or practice of composing poetry, especially with attention to meter and rhyme.

    esArte de versificar

    • He studied versification under a renowned poet.
    • The workshop focused on the fundamentals of versification.
    • Versification is a craft that requires both talent and discipline.

    Sinónimospoesy

Formas
  • versifications plural form
  • versifications' possessive plural form
  • versification's possessive singular form
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