Musical (en. Musical)
/muˈsikal/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
adjective
Related to music.
The festival has a very pleasant musical atmosphere.
El festival tiene un ambiente musical muy agradable.
Having qualities of music.
This melody is very musical and charming.
Esta melodía es muy musical y encantadora.
Prominent for its musicality.
That poetry has a very musical rhythm.
Esa poesía tiene un ritmo muy musical.
Etymology
From Latin 'musicalis', which means 'related to music'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
musical talent
Outstanding skill in musical interpretation or composition.
talento musical
musical culture
Set of traditions, practices, and knowledge related to music.
cultura musical
musical education
Process of learning about music and its elements.
educación musical
Related Words
music
Art of organizing sounds in time.
música
musician
A person who is professionally dedicated to music.
músico
melody
Sequence of notes that produce a pleasant sensation.
melodía
Slang Meanings
A popular musical style.
The party had a very musical atmosphere with current rhythms.
La fiesta tuvo un ambiente muy musical con ritmos actuales.
Something that has a lot of musicality.
Her way of speaking is very musical.
Su forma de hablar es muy musical.