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ballad

/ˈbæl.əd/

Traduction: Ballade, poème ou chanson narratif(ve), souvent d'origine populaire, qui raconte une histoire, généralement d'amour, d'aventure ou d'événements historiques.

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/ˈbæl.əd/B1formalart
  • frBallade, poème ou chanson narratif(ve), souvent d'origine populaire, qui raconte une histoire, généralement d'amour, d'aventure ou d'événements historiques.

A noun referring to a narrative poem or song, often of folk origin, that tells a story, typically about love, adventure, or historical events.

  1. Narrative poem or songB2formalart

    A poem or song that tells a story, often about love, tragedy, or heroic deeds.

    frBallade narrative

    • The poet recited a ballad about a lost love.
    • She sang a traditional Scottish ballad at the festival.
    • The ballad told the story of a brave knight.

    Synonymesdittylaypoemsong

  2. Slow romantic songB1informalart

    A slow, sentimental song, often about love or heartbreak.

    frBallade sentimentale

    • The band played a beautiful ballad at the wedding.
    • His latest hit is a power ballad about heartbreak.
    • She loves listening to slow ballads on rainy days.

    Synonymeslove songserenadetorch song

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  • ballads plural form
  • ballads' possessive plural form
  • ballad's possessive singular form
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