Translation for "dirges" to spanish
Translation examples
noun
king lament, a dirge upraising, that man praising, honouring
lamentos por su rey, elevando una endecha de alabanza a ese
His long improvised dirges will ring for ever in my ears.
Siempre resonarán en mis oídos sus largas e improvisadas endechas.
noun
Musicians played dirges on flutes and lyres.
Los músicos tocaban cantos fúnebres con flautas y liras.
With entry effected, the musicians began to hum a dirge.
Los músicos entraron y empezaron a entonar un canto fúnebre.
He starts to repeat the dirge to soothe his mind.
El guerrero empieza a repetir el canto fúnebre para calmarse.
Chorus of welcome became a dirge of pain and fear.
Los coros de bienvenida se transformaron en un canto fúnebre de dolor y miedo.
noun
I have several hundred self-penned songs, and they're not all medieval dirges.
Tengo varios cientos de canciones compuestas por mi, y no son elegías medievales.
You've spoiled the whole mood for the guys out there with your dirge.
Mi público detesta las canciones tristes.
This was followed by an indistinguishable song that included much stamping and then by an endless, incoherent dirge.
Le siguió una indescifrable canción que concluyó con un gran pateo y un interminable e incoherente estrambote:
The Macedonian songs were the usual mournful dirges about home and lost loved ones.
Normalmente, las canciones macedonias eran como afligidos himnos sobre el hogar y la pérdida de los seres queridos.
As soon as the cortege reached the gates of the church, the musicians stopped the flamenco music and began to play a dirge.
Al llegar el cortejo a la puerta de la iglesia, los músicos interrumpieron las canciones flamencas y empezaron a tocar un réquiem.
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