Compose
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British pronunciation/kəmpˈə‍ʊz/
American pronunciation/kəmˈpoʊz/

Definición y Significado de "compose"

to compose
01

componer

to write a musical piece
Transitive: to compose a musical piece
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She was inspired by nature 's beauty to compose a serene and melodic piano sonata.
As part of his coursework, the music student was tasked to compose a short piece for solo violin.
02

escribir

to write a literary piece with a lot of consideration
Transitive: to compose a literary or scholarly piece
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After months of research, she finally composed a compelling essay on environmental conservation.
Después de meses de investigación, finalmente redactó un ensayo convincente sobre la conservación del medio ambiente.
The poet took hours to compose a heartfelt poem that captured the essence of love.
El poeta tardó horas en componer un poema sincero que capturara la esencia del amor.
03

componer, crear

to bring together various elements or components to create a unified whole
Transitive: to compose sth
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The artist composed a beautiful landscape painting using vibrant colors and intricate brush strokes.
El artista creó una hermosa pintura de paisaje utilizando colores vibrantes y pinceladas intrincadas.
The chef composed a culinary masterpiece, combining diverse flavors and textures into a harmonious dish.
El chef creó una obra maestra culinaria, combinando diversos sabores y texturas en un plato armonioso.
04

componer, formar

to form or make up a whole
Transitive: to compose a whole
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Carbon and hydrogen atoms compose the molecular structure of methane gas.
Los átomos de carbono y de hidrógeno componen la estructura molecular del gas metano.
The novel is composed of multiple chapters, each contributing to the overall narrative.
La novela está compuesta por múltiples capítulos, cada uno contribuyendo a la narrativa general.
05

componerse, calmarse

to bring one's emotions, demeanor, or thoughts into a state of calmness or control
Transitive: to compose one's thoughts or emotions | to compose oneself
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She took a deep breath to compose herself before stepping onto the stage to deliver her speech.
Ella respiró hondo para calmarse antes de subir al escenario a dar su discurso.
Despite the chaos around him, he managed to compose his thoughts and make a rational decision.
A pesar del caos a su alrededor, logró calmarse y tomar una decisión racional.
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