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ballad
UK
/ˈbæl.əd/
US
/ˈbæl.əd/
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ballad
noun
ballads
pl
UK
/ˈbæl.əd/
US
/ˈbæl.əd/
баллада
The singer performed a beautiful ballad at the concert.
Певец исполнил красивую балладу на концерте.
Additional translations
романс
песня
Synonyms
poem
song
chant
verse
lyric
ballad
verb
balladed
Past Simple
balladed
Past Participle
ballading
Gerund
Rare/literary: to celebrate or describe in (the form of) a ballad.
Synonyms
songify
compose (a ballad)
set to music
vocalize
carol
intone
chant
sing
ballad
adjective
UK
/ˈbæl.əd/
US
/ˈbæl.əd/
Used attributively to denote something characteristic of or relating to ballads.
Synonyms
poetic
folk-like
storytelling
narrative
lyric
lyrical
songlike
balladish
ballad-like
balladic
Definitions
ballad
noun
A type of song or poem that tells a story, often a romantic or sentimental one.
The singer performed a beautiful ballad about lost love.
A slow, sentimental, or romantic song.
The band ended their concert with a touching ballad that moved the audience to tears.
A narrative poem, traditionally of folk origin and composed in short stanzas, adapted for singing.
Scholars have preserved an ancient Scottish ballad about a doomed love triangle.
ballad
verb
To compose, sing, or celebrate in the form of a ballad.
The poet balladed the hero's adventures in simple rhyming verses.
ballad
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a ballad; in the style of a ballad.
The album features a ballad arrangement of the anthem.
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