ballad in Irish
ballad in Irish is bailéad — ballad means a simple narrative song or poem, often telling a romantic or dramatic story, typically slow and sentimental.
ballad in Irish
bailéad
A kind of narrative poem, adapted for recitation or singing; especially, a sentimental or romantic poem in short stanzas.
What does "ballad" mean?
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noun A simple narrative song or poem, often telling a romantic or dramatic story, typically slow and sentimental.
"The band closed the concert with a heartfelt ballad about lost love."
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ballad in a sentence
- The band closed the concert with a heartfelt ballad about lost love.
- Folk ballads often recount old legends passed down through generations.
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What is "ballad" in Irish?
"ballad" in Irish is bailéad. ballad means: A simple narrative song or poem, often telling a romantic or dramatic story, typically slow and sentimental.
How do you use "ballad" in a sentence?
Example: "The band closed the concert with a heartfelt ballad about lost love." In Irish, "ballad" is bailéad.
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