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Перевод: lyric

[прилагательное]
лирический; лиричный; растроганный;
[существительное]
лирика ; лирическое стихотворение

Тезаурус:

1. WORST LYRIC YOU'VE EVER HEARD
2. In 1906 the company took a full-page advertisement in the London telephone directory, from which you can see that home listeners could choose their evening's entertainment from 14 London theatres: Aldwych, Alhambra, Apollo, Daly's, Drury Lane, Empire, Gaiety, Lyric, Palace, Pavilion, Prince of Wales's, Savoy, Shaftesbury and the Tivoli, plus concerts from the Queen's Hall and Royal Albert Hall.
3. And her flights of memory are carried through lyric dance sequences that nicely exploit the five dancers' fluent technique.
4. Novels, for instance, have less in common with lyric poetry than with other forms of extended narrative, such as historiography, biography, autobiography - a genre of which there have been some interesting studies lately - or even some kinds of essay.
5. For any and every straightforward genre, any and every direct discourse - epic, tragic, lyric, philosophical - may, and indeed must itself become the object of representation, the object of a parodic travestying "mimicry".
6. THEATRE / Miseries of the New Man: Marrakech - Lyric Studio, W6
7. These seemingly harmless four words are repeated several times to form the lyric "As clouds roll by for you and I".
8. The double CD Karaoke Opera (Imp Classics) gives you 16 popular arias and 37-page lyric booklet.
9. The most alarming thing about "Strangeways, Here We Come", apart from the three or four below par tracks, was the cold, cynical undertone that darkens the album's entire lyric.
10. FAST-MOVING comic-strip spoof on US life and politics, Phoenix Beam's cult American Eagle lands at Willesden Green Library Centre, 95 High Road, London NW10 (tel: 01 451 0294), December 15-16, before zooming off to the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith (01 641 2311), with open workshops and signed performances for the deaf, Dec 19-Jan 13.
11. The best moment on "Strangeways, Here We Come" was, strangely, the most obvious statement Morrissey ever made in a lyric, "Paint A Vulgar Picture" offered no new insights to the tacky edge of such a subject, but it did sound as though he had finally decided to cast away all the ambiguity of his writing and head, simplistically, for the jugular.
12. The new school was called the Tiller Training School and Lyric Academy.
13. Charles listened to Cole Porter's lyric, so full of irony.