diálogo, m., dialogue.

, we find the versification varied according to the nature of the scenes, a mingling of dramatic dialogue and lyrical expression of sentiment and passion.

The questions follow the thread of the story, but they are not meant to be exhaustive, while the number of topics for descriptive paragraphs or additional dialogue can readily be increased.

diálogo= dialogue.

=diálogo= m dialogue.

The dramatic passages in "El Estudiante de Salamanca" and "El Diablo Mundo" are his best compositions in dialogue.

The Coplas de Mingo Revulgo, promulgated during the reign of Henry IV (1454-1474), are a political satire in dialogue form, and exhibit for the first time the peculiar peasant dialect that later became a convention of the pastoral eclogues and also of the country scenes in the great drama.

, of =decir= el =día= day; =deen=from day to day el =diablo= devil el =diálogo= dialogue =dice= pres.

Dialogue, n. [

=diálogo=, m., dialogue.

Je dialogue avec les lecteurs et les enseignants à travers mon site web.

= Quel est votre meilleur souvenir lié à l'internet? Un dialogue quotidien avec ma soeur qui habite Sri Lanka et mes potes mexicains, américains, anglais, sud-africains, etc., car j'ai beaucoup voyagé, longtemps et partout.

Entretien du 16 janvier 2000 = En quoi consiste exactement votre activité sur l'internet? Je mets en page des poèmes, je modère modérément le forum des poètes, j'anime une rubrique d'actualité poétique ("Etat d'urgence poésie"), je rédige des notes de lecture sur les sites poétiques de l'internet francophone, et je dialogue avec les internautes curieux de poésie.

=diálogo=, m., dialogue.

El susto de la condesa (dialogue).

Abuela y nieta (dialogue).

La verdad (dialogue).

The skill of construction, the exact sense of propriety that preserves every decency while yielding no shred of the interest, the really admirable dialogue, and the beautifully Spanish atmosphere of it all, make us wish that the author's judgment had led him oftener into these ways, where alone his desire fails to outrun [p. xiii] his performance.

=diálogo=, m., dialogue.

But in the plays he learned to make dialogue, and the novels are well filled with that variety of narration.

note that in Spanish dialogue each speech is set off by a dash ().

=diálogo,= dialogue.

=enredar,= to play pranks, entangle; =se un diálogo,= to begin a confused dialogue.

=diálogo=, m., dialogue.

First, the wide range in style and subject matter, combined with the dominantly idiomatic form of expression, enlivened by the dialogue in which a large part of the text matter is written.