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pean

/ˈpiː.ən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma expressão formal de louvor, geralmente um hino de invocação ou ação de graças, especialmente na Grécia Antiga.

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noun

/ˈpiː.ən/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma expressão formal de louvor, geralmente um hino de invocação ou ação de graças, especialmente na Grécia Antiga.

A noun referring to a formal expression of praise or a hymn of invocation or thanksgiving, especially in ancient Greece.

  1. C1formal

    A song or hymn of praise, especially one sung in ancient Greece to invoke or thank a deity.

    ptHino de louvor

    • The ancient Greeks sang a pean to Apollo before battle.
    • The chorus performed a pean to celebrate the harvest.
    • A pean was composed in honor of the victorious general.

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  2. C1formal

    A formal expression of praise or tribute.

    ptElogio

    • The speech was a pean to the achievements of the team.
    • Her article was a pean to the beauty of the natural world.
    • The award ceremony became a pean for the artist's lifetime work.

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