romance

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romance
[ˈrəʊmæns, rəˈmæns]
sustantivo
1novela (f) rosa (book); película (f) romántica or de amor (film)
2romance (m) aventura (f) (amorosa) (love affair)
3encanto (m) (charm)

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romance [rou-mans]
adjetivo
1Romance; se aplica a cada una de las lenguas modernas derivadas del latín popular, entre las cuales se distinguen el español, el italiano y el francés.
sustantivo
1Romance; ficción, cuento, fábula (tale); romanza (Mús.).
  • The romance of history -> lo atractivo de la historia
  • The romance of the sea -> el encanto del mar
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Mentir; fingir fábula (n)
sustantivo

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romance [rəʊˈmæns] ?
noun
1 (love affair) romance; (m) idilio; (m) amores; (m)
their romance lasted exactly six months su romance idilio duró exactamente seis meses;or sus amores duraron exactamente seis meses; a young girl waiting for romance una joven que espera su primer amor; I've finished with romance para mí no más amores
2 (romantic character) lo romántico; lo poético; (picturesqueness) lo pintoresco
the romance of travel lo romántico del viajar; the romance of history lo atractivo lo poético de la historia;or the romance of the sea el encanto del mar
3 (tale) novela (sentimental); (f) cuento (de amor); (m) (medieval) libro de caballerías; (m) poema caballeresco; (m) (Mús) romanza; (f)
4 (Ling)
Romance romance; (m)
adjective
[+language] romance
verb:intransitive
soñar; fantasear

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Verb Conjugation for "romance"

Imperative
  • romance
  • you romance
  • he/she romances
  • we romance
  • you romance
  • they romance
Preterite
  • I romanced
  • you romanced
  • he/she romanced
  • we romanced
  • you romanced
  • they romanced
Present Continuous
  • I am romancing
  • you are romancing
  • he/she is romancing
  • we are romancing
  • you are romancing
  • they are romancing
Present Perfect
  • I have romanced
  • you have romanced
  • he/she has romanced
  • we have romanced
  • you have romanced
  • they have romanced
Past Continuous
  • I was romancing
  • you were romancing
  • he/she was romancing
  • we were romancing
  • you were romancing
  • they were romancing
Past Perfect
  • I had romanced
  • you had romanced
  • he/she had romanced
  • we had romanced
  • you had romanced
  • they had romanced
Future
  • I will romance
  • you will romance
  • he/she will romance
  • we will romance
  • you will romance
  • they will romance
Future Perfect
  • I will have romanced
  • you will have romanced
  • he/she will have romanced
  • we will have romanced
  • you will have romanced
  • they will have romanced
Future Continuous
  • I will be romancing
  • you will be romancing
  • he/she will be romancing
  • we will be romancing
  • you will be romancing
  • they will be romancing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been romancing
  • you have been romancing
  • he/she has been romancing
  • we have been romancing
  • you have been romancing
  • they have been romancing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been romancing
  • you will have been romancing
  • he/she will have been romancing
  • we will have been romancing
  • you will have been romancing
  • they will have been romancing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been romancing
  • you had been romancing
  • he/she had been romancing
  • we had been romancing
  • you had been romancing
  • they had been romancing

romance
adjective
1Romance
masculine noun
2Romance language (linguistics)
3romance (literature)
4romance (idilio)

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romance [ro-mahn’-thay]
noun
1The common or vernacular Spanish language (castellano), as derived from the Roman or Latín. (m)
2Romance (amorío), a species of poetry, a tale of wild adventures in war or love, a ballad. (m)
  • Hablar en romance -> to speak out, to speak plainly
noun, plural
3Wiles, stratagems, deceitful tricks. (Colloquial)

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romance
adjetivo
[+idioma] Romance
sustantivo:masculino
1 (Lingüística) Romance language; (castellano) Spanish; Spanish language
hablar en romance (con claridad) to speak plainly
2 (Literat) ballad
3 (amorío) romance; love affair; (amante) lover

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