muse

UK
/mjuːz/
US
/mjuz/
musesubstantiv
muses
Pl.
UK
/mjuːz/
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/mjuz/
Übersetzungen
The artist found his muse in the beauty of nature.
Художник нашел свою музу в красоте природы.
Definitionen
A source of inspiration, especially a guiding genius or a poet's creative influence.
The artist credited his muse for the sudden burst of creativity that led to his latest masterpiece.
In Greek mythology, any of the nine goddesses who preside over the arts and sciences.
Calliope, the muse of epic poetry, was often invoked by poets seeking inspiration for their works.
A state of deep reflection or abstraction; a period of thought.
He sat in a muse by the window, lost to the world around him.
Synonyme
creative influence
source of inspiration
guiding spirit
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Präteritum
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Partizip Perfekt
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Gerundium
UK
/mjuːz/
US
/mjuz/
Übersetzungen
He would often muse on his childhood memories.
Он часто задумывался о своих детских воспоминаниях.
She likes to muse about the meaning of life.
Ей нравится размышлять о смысле жизни.
Definitionen
To think about something carefully and for a long time.
She mused over the idea of moving to a new city for several weeks before making a decision.
To say something in a thoughtful or reflective manner.
He mused aloud about the possibilities of the new project.
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Definitionen
A British alternative rock band formed in 1994, known for its eclectic musical style and energetic live performances.
Muse headlined the festival this year, thrilling fans with their dynamic stage show.