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Canon
01
cañón, barranco
a deep, narrow ravine formed by the erosive action of a river in a dry region, often with steep sides
Ejemplos
The hikers descended into the canon, surrounded by towering cliffs.
Los excursionistas descendieron al cañón, rodeados de acantilados imponentes.
02
canon
generally accepted rules or principles, especially those that are considered as fundamental in a field of art or philosophy
información gramatical
estado de animacidad
abstracto
composición morfológica
simple
contable
forma plural
canons
Ejemplos
In literature, Shakespeare's plays are often considered part of the canon, representing some of the most significant works in English literature.
En la literatura, las obras de Shakespeare a menudo se consideran parte del canon, representando algunas de las obras más significativas de la literatura inglesa.
03
canon
a polyphonic composition in which each voice or instrument enters successively, repeating the main theme after a fixed interval
Ejemplos
Pachelbel's Canon in D is a famous example of this musical form.
El canon de Pachelbel en re es un ejemplo famoso de esta forma musical.
04
catálogo
a recognized collection of authoritative books, texts, or works within a particular field or tradition, especially in religion
Ejemplos
Shakespeare's plays are considered part of the literary canon in English literature.
Las obras de Shakespeare se consideran parte del canon literario en la literatura inglesa.
05
canon, lista de santos
a list of saints officially approved by the Roman Catholic Church
Ejemplos
Catholics often pray to saints in the canon for guidance.
Los católicos a menudo rezan a los santos del canon para obtener orientación.
06
canónigo, canónigo
a clergy member who belongs to the chapter of a cathedral or collegiate church
Ejemplos
The canon led morning prayers in the cathedral.
El canónigo dirigía las oraciones matutinas en la catedral.
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