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mélo adjectif | hokey(corny, overly sentimental) |
mélodica nom {m} | melodica◼◼◼(free-reed keyboard wind instrument) |
Mélodie nom propre | Melody◼◼◼(female given name) |
mélodie nom {f} | melody [melodies]◼◼◼(sequence of notes that makes up a musical phrase) tune [tunes]◼◼◼(melody) |
mélodieux adjectif | melodious◼◼◼(having a pleasant melody) sweet [sweeter, sweetest]◼◼◻(having a pleasant sound) mellifluous [mellifluouser, mellifluousest]◼◼◻(sweet and smooth (tone, voice...)) harmonic◼◻◻(pleasant to hear) |
mélodique adjectif | harmonic◼◼◼(pleasant to hear) |
mélodramatique adjectif | melodramatic◼◼◼(of or pertaining to melodrama) overdramatic◼◻◻(dramatic to excess) |
mélodrame nom {m} | melodrama [melodramas]◼◼◼(romantic drama) |
mélolonthe nom {f} | cockchafer [cockchafers](beetle of genus Melolontha) |
mélomane nom {m} nom {f} | melomaniac◼◼◼(one with an abnormal fondness of music; person who loves music) |
mélomanie nom {f} | melomania(an abnormal love of music) |
mélopée nom {f} | melopoeianoun |
death metal mélodique nom {m} | melodic death metal◼◼◼noun |
méli-mélo nom | mishmash [mishmashes]◼◼◼(a collection of miscellany) |
méli-mélo nom {m} | farrago(confused miscellany) |
mélimélo nom {m} | mishmash [mishmashes]◼◼◼(a collection of miscellany) |
pomélo nom {m} | grapefruit [grapefruits]◼◼◼(fruit) pomelo [pomelos]◼◼◻(large fruit of the C. maxima or grandis) |