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camelot

/ˈkæm.ə.lɒt/

Tradução: Nome próprio que se refere à capital lendária do reino do Rei Arthur, associada aos ideais de verdade, bondade e beleza nas lendas arturianas; também usada como sinônimo de lugar ideal ou utópico.

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noun

/ˈkæm.ə.lɒt/C1formal
  • ptNome próprio que se refere à capital lendária do reino do Rei Arthur, associada aos ideais de verdade, bondade e beleza nas lendas arturianas; também usada como sinônimo de lugar ideal ou utópico.

A proper noun referring to the legendary capital of King Arthur's kingdom, a place associated with ideals of truth, goodness, and beauty in Arthurian legend.

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  1. Legendary castle and courtB2formal

    In Arthurian legend, the mythical castle and court associated with King Arthur, often depicted as a place of chivalry, justice, and ideal governance.

    ptCamelot

    • The knights of the Round Table gathered at Camelot.
    • Camelot is often portrayed as a utopian kingdom in medieval romances.
    • The legend of Camelot continues to inspire stories and films.

    Sinônimosedenheavenparadiseshangri-lautopia

  2. Idyllic time or placeC1informalamerican

    A period or place of great happiness, peace, and idealism, often used metaphorically.

    ptTempo ou lugar idílico

    • The early years of the administration were seen as a political Camelot.
    • For many, their childhood home was a personal Camelot.
    • The festival created a temporary Camelot of music and art.

    Sinônimosarcadiaedengolden ageheavenidyllparadiseshangri-lautopia

    Antônimosdystopiahellinferno

Formas
  • camelots plural form
  • camelots' possessive plural form
  • camelot's possessive singular form