Art & Literature

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Frequently used to refer to literary works, paintings, or architectural projects.

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Used for critical evaluations of books, films, and art shows.

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Refers specifically to the stretched fabric used for oil or acrylic painting.

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Commonly used in writing processes to denote a pre-final version.

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Can mean both a literary essay and a theatrical rehearsal depending on context.

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Plural changes orthographically to 'exposiciones'.

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Refers to the storyline or sequence of events in a narrative.

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Refers to fictional characters in books, plays, or films.

📌 Nota gramatical

Can refer to the genre or an individual poem.

📌 Nota gramatical

Used for artistic, literary, or personal expression patterns.

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Can mean analytical review or negative judgment.

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Feminine form is 'la narradora', plural 'las narradoras'.

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Refers both to the physical mixing board and the range of colors an artist uses.

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An anglicism widely accepted in Spanish journalism and publishing.

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A single line of poetry.

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Refers to both the art form and the physical three-dimensional piece.

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Uncountable noun in this context; does not typically take a plural form.

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Regular -ar verb, takes direct objects without prepositions.

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Regular -ar verb used when talking about creative motivation.

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Used for analyzing meanings in literature or performing music and roles.

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Very common B2 verb meaning to give physical or artistic form to an idea.

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Adjective agreeing in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

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Invariable for masculine and feminine singular; plural is 'vanguardistas'.

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Standard descriptive adjective used to verify originality in art.

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Idiomatic expression essential for discussing subtext in literature.