dirge
/dɜːdʒ/noun
C2formalcommonart/dɜːdʒ/A noun referring to a mournful or solemn song, piece of music, or lament, typically performed at a funeral or in remembrance of the dead.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее скорбную или торжественную песню, музыкальное произведение или плач, обычно исполняемые на похоронах или в память об умерших.esSustantivo que designa una canción o composición musical fúnebre, lenta y solemne, o un canto de lamento, generalmente interpretado en funerales o en memoria de los difuntos.frNom désignant un chant ou une pièce musicale funèbre, triste et solennelle, souvent exécuté lors d'obsèques ou à la mémoire des défunts.deEin feierliches oder trauriges Lied, Musikstück oder Gedicht, das bei Beerdigungen oder zum Gedenken an Verstorbene vorgetragen wird; auch allgemein ein klagender, düsterer Gesang oder Ton.ptSubstantivo que designa um cântico ou composição musical fúnebre, solene e triste, geralmente executado em funerais ou em memória dos mortos; também pode indicar um lamento ou pranto.zh名词,指哀悼或庄严的歌曲、乐曲或哀哭,通常在葬礼上或为纪念逝者而演奏或演唱。arاسم يدل على أغنية أو لحن حزين أو مهيب يُنشد أو يُعزف عادةً في الجنازات أو إحياءً لذكرى الموتى، ويشمل معنى الرثاء والنواح.
- Funeral song C1 formal
A slow, mournful piece of music or song, typically played or sung at a funeral.
- The choir sang a solemn dirge at the memorial service.
- The sound of the bagpipes playing a dirge echoed through the cemetery.
- A traditional dirge was performed to honor the deceased.
ruТраурная песньescanto fúnebrefrchant funèbredeTrauergesangptCanto fúnebrezh挽歌arأغنية جنائزية
Synonymes: coronachelegylamentmonodyrequiemthrenody
Antonymes: anthemcelebration
- Sad or gloomy thing C2 informal
Something that is sad, gloomy, or depressing, often used metaphorically.
- The constant rain was a dirge for our vacation plans.
- His speech was a dirge of complaints and regrets.
- The abandoned factory stood as a dirge of the town's lost industry.
ruУныниеesCosa triste o lúgubrefrChose triste ou lugubredeTraurigkeitptMelancoliazh悲哀之事arكآبة
Synonymes: coronachelegyjeremiadkeenlamentmonodyrequiemthrenody
- dirges plural form
- dirges' possessive plural form
- dirge's possessive singular form