idyll in Czech
idyll in Czech is idyla, selanka — idyll means a short piece of writing, especially a poem, describing peaceful country or pastoral life.
idyll in Czech
idyla
selanka
What does "idyll" mean?
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noun A short piece of writing, especially a poem, describing peaceful country or pastoral life.
"The poet's idylls painted quiet scenes of shepherds and fields."
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noun A period or scene of peaceful, simple, and happy life, especially in the countryside.
"Their weekend became a rural idyll of walks and home cooking."
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idyll in a sentence
- The poet's idylls painted quiet scenes of shepherds and fields.
- She published a collection of idylls set in the countryside.
- Their weekend became a rural idyll of walks and home cooking.
- The island offered a brief idyll away from city life.
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What is "idyll" in Czech?
"idyll" in Czech is idyla, selanka. idyll means: A short piece of writing, especially a poem, describing peaceful country or pastoral life.
How do you use "idyll" in a sentence?
Example: "The poet's idylls painted quiet scenes of shepherds and fields." In Czech, "idyll" is idyla, selanka.
Are there other ways to say "idyll" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "idyll": idyla, selanka.
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