Translation of Romanian word "operă" to English
operă
/ˈo.pe.rə/
Meaning
NounOpera; also, a work of art or creative output (as in 'operă de artă').
How to use
The noun "operă" has two primary meanings: 1. A creative work, especially in art, literature, or music (e.g., "operă de artă" - work of art). 2. The musical genre of opera. It is a feminine noun. Context usually clarifies which meaning is intended. When referring to the genre, it is often capitalized (Opera).
🇬🇧 English
opera; work (of art)
Example
Am fost la operă să vedem 'Carmen'.
We went to the opera to see 'Carmen'.
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Common phrases
- operă muzicală— musical work
- operă literară— literary work
- a compune o operă— to compose an opera/work
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What does the Romanian word "operă" mean?▼
The Romanian word "operă" means "opera; work (of art)" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Am fost la operă să vedem 'Carmen'." (which translates as "We went to the opera to see 'Carmen'.").
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