Clásico (en. Classic)

/ˈklasiko/

Meaning & Definition

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adjective

From antiquity or belonging to a previous and admired era.

Classical literature includes works by authors such as Homer and Virgil.

La literatura clásica incluye obras de autores como Homero y Virgilio.

That meets the characteristics of a model to follow.

That style of music is considered classic by many.

Ese estilo de música es considerado clásico por muchos.

Of tradition, passed down through time.

The classic food of your country is highly appreciated for its flavor.

La comida clásica de su país es muy apreciada por su sabor.

From Latin 'classicus', which means 'belonging to a class'.

classic among classics

It refers to something that is the best in its category or is considered a standard.

clásico entre los clásicos

classical

Feminine form of classic, used to refer to works or styles in feminine.

clásica

classicism

Artistic or literary movement based on the references of antiquity.

clasicismo

classics

Works or authors that are considered fundamental in a certain field.

clásicos

It refers to something that is very common or typical.

That joke is already classic among us.

Esa broma ya es clásica entre nosotros.

Something that is easily accepted or is a reference point.

That movie is a classic of cinema.

Esa película es un clásico del cine.