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caesura

/sɪˈzjʊə.rə/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pausa ou interrupção na fala, no discurso ou no verso, usada para dar expressividade ou marcar uma quebra natural no ritmo.

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noun

/sɪˈzjʊə.rə/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pausa ou interrupção na fala, no discurso ou no verso, usada para dar expressividade ou marcar uma quebra natural no ritmo.

A noun referring to a pause or interruption in speech, conversation, or a line of verse, often used for effect or to mark a natural break in rhythm.

  1. Pause in conversationC1formal

    A temporary stop or interruption in a conversation or speech.

    ptPausa

    • There was an awkward caesura in the discussion after his comment.
    • The speaker used a deliberate caesura to emphasize the next point.
    • A long caesura fell over the room as everyone considered the proposal.

    Sinônimosbreakgaphesitationhiatusinterruptionlullpausestop

  2. Metrical pause in poetryC2formal

    A break or pause in the middle of a line of verse, often used for rhythm or sense.

    ptCesura

    • The poet placed a caesura after the third foot to create a dramatic effect.
    • In Old English poetry, the caesura is a fundamental structural element.
    • The line 'To be, or not to be' contains a natural caesura after the comma.

    Sinônimosbreakpauserest

Formas
  • caesurae plural form
  • caesuras plural form
  • caesurae' possessive plural form
  • caesuras' possessive plural form
  • caesura's possessive singular form