Isabelinos (en. Elizabethans)
/iz.a.beˈli.nos/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Historical period in British history marked by the reign of Isabel II.
Isabeline architecture is characterized by its elegance and detail.
La arquitectura isabelina se caracteriza por su elegancia y detalle.
Fashion and art style associated with Queen Isabel II.
Isabeline garments were luxurious and ornate.
Las vestimentas isabelinas eran lujosas y ornamentadas.
Literary element that reflects the Isabeline era.
The works of Shakespeare are a vital example of Isabeline literature.
La obra de Shakespeare es un ejemplo vital de la literatura isabelina.
Etymology
Derived from the name Isabel, referring to Queen Isabel II and her period.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Isabeline style
It refers to an architectural and design style that was prominent during the reign of Isabel II.
estilo isabelino
Isabeline literature
It refers to literary works produced during the time of Queen Isabel II.
literatura isabelina
Related Words
isabelina
Feminine form of isabelino, describes what is related to Isabel II.
isabelina
victorian
Related to the period of Queen Victoria's reign, often compared to the Isabeline.
victoriano
Slang Meanings
To describe something as outdated or from a past era with a touch of elegance.
That furniture is so Isabeline, it looks like it came out of a museum.
Ese mueble es tan isabelino, parece que salió de un museo.
To reference an ostentatious style that evokes royalty.
Those jewels are very Isabeline, too much for a casual party.
Esas joyas son muy isabelinas, demasiado para una fiesta casual.