Clásicos (en. Classics)
/ˈklasikos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Refers to literary, musical, or artistic works that have endured over time.
The classics of literature are studied at universities.
Los clásicos de la literatura son estudiados en las universidades.
Used to describe something that is fundamental or a reference in a discipline.
The method of analyzing the classics is essential in research.
El método de análisis de los clásicos es indispensable en la investigación.
In sports, refers to competitions of great renown or tradition.
Today's match is a true classic of soccer.
El partido de hoy es un verdadero clásico del fútbol.
Etymology
From Greek 'klasikos', meaning 'of the highest class'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
a classic
Something that never goes out of style.
un clásico
classical music
A musical genre that includes works by great composers.
la música clásica
classics of literature
Works that are essential in the study of literature.
clásicos de la literatura
Related Words
literature
The art of writing in prose or verse.
literatura
art
Expression of human creativity through various forms.
arte
music
The combination of sounds and silences that produce a melody.
música
Slang Meanings
Something that is very well-known and recognized.
That movie is a classic; everyone has seen it.
Esa película es un clásico; todos la han visto.
Refers to a style that is always appreciated.
She has a classic dress that never goes out of style.
Ella tiene un vestido clásico que nunca pasa de moda.