theme

theme
Ɵi:m
noun
1) (the subject of a discussion, essay etc: The theme for tonight's talk is education.) tema, asunto
2) (in a piece of music, the main melody, which may be repeated often.) tema
theme n tema
theme
tr[ɵiːm]
noun
1 tema nombre masculino
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
theme park parque nombre masculino temático
theme song tema nombre masculino musical
theme tune sintonía
theme ['ɵi:m] n
1) subject, topic: tema m
2) composition: composición f, trabajo m (escrito)
3) : tema m (en música)
theme
n.
materia s.f.
motivo s.m.
tema s.m.
θiːm
noun
1) (subject, principal idea) tema m; (before n)

theme park — parque m temático

2) (Cin, Rad, TV) tema m; (before n)

theme song — (repeated melody) tema m musical; (of TV program) (AmE) música f de un programa (or una serie etc)

theme tune — (BrE) música f del programa (or de la serie etc)

3) (essay) (AmE Educ) trabajo m
[θiːm]
1.
N (gen) tema m
2.
CPD

theme music N= theme tune

theme park N — parque m temático

theme pub N(esp Brit) bar m temático

theme song N — tema m musical

theme tune N

he was humming the theme tune to James Bond — tarareaba la música de James Bond

* * *
[θiːm]
noun
1) (subject, principal idea) tema m; (before n)

theme park — parque m temático

2) (Cin, Rad, TV) tema m; (before n)

theme song — (repeated melody) tema m musical; (of TV program) (AmE) música f de un programa (or una serie etc)

theme tune — (BrE) música f del programa (or de la serie etc)

3) (essay) (AmE Educ) trabajo m

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