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dirge

/dɜːdʒ/

Tradução: Substantivo 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.

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noun

/dɜːdʒ/C2formalart
  • 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.

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.

  1. Funeral songC1formal

    A slow, mournful piece of music or song, typically played or sung at a funeral.

    ptCanto fúnebre

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscoronachelegylamentmonodyrequiemthrenody

    Antônimosanthemcelebration

  2. Sad or gloomy thingC2informal

    Something that is sad, gloomy, or depressing, often used metaphorically.

    ptMelancolia

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscoronachelegyjeremiadkeenlamentmonodyrequiemthrenody

Formas
  • dirges plural form
  • dirges' possessive plural form
  • dirge's possessive singular form
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