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to muse
01
méditer, songer
to think deeply and reflect
Intransitive: to muse on a subject | to muse about a subject
Exemples
Writers often muse on the complexities of human emotions when crafting characters.
Les écrivains méditent souvent sur les complexités des émotions humaines lorsqu'ils créent des personnages.
During the quiet moments, she would muse about the meaning of life.
Pendant les moments calmes, elle méditait sur le sens de la vie.
Muse
01
muse, protectrice des arts et des sciences
in ancient Greek mythology any of 9 daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne; protector of an art or science
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muse
a source of inspiration for an artist or author that gives them ideas or motivates them to create works of art
Exemples
The mountains were her muse, inspiring countless landscape paintings.
Les montagnes étaient sa muse, inspirant d'innombrables peintures de paysages.
Music became his muse, influencing his poetry and prose.
La musique est devenue sa muse, influençant sa poésie et sa prose.
