compose

compose
kəm'pəuz
verb
1) (to form by putting parts together: A word is composed of several letters.) componer
2) (to write (eg music, poetry etc): Mozart began to compose when he was six years old.) componer
3) (to control (oneself) after being upset.) calmarse, serenarse
•
- composer
- composition
- composure
compose vb componer
he composed the music and wrote the words compuso la música y escribió la letra
to be composed of componerse de
the course will be composed of three parts el curso se compondrá de tres partes
El gerundio de compose se escribe composing
compose
tr[kəm'pəʊz]
transitive verb
1 (music, poem) componer; (letter) redactar
2 (constitute) componer
3 (one's thoughts) poner en orden
intransitive verb
1 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL componer
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be composed of componerse de, estar compuesto,-a de
to compose oneself calmarse, serenarse, recobrar la compostura
compose [kəm'po:z] vt, -posed ; -posing
1) : componer, crear
to compose a melody: componer una melodía
2) calm: calmar, serenar
to compose oneself: serenarse
3) constitute: constar, componer
to be composed of: constar de
4) : componer (un texto a imprimirse)
compose
v.
• componer v.
kəm'pəʊz
transitive verb
1) (constitute) (usu pass)

to be composed OF something — estar* compuesto de algo, componerse* de algo

2) \<\<music\>\> componer*; \<\<letter\>\> redactar
3) (calm, control) (liter)

to compose one's thoughts — poner* en orden sus (or mis etc) ideas

to compose oneself — serenarse, recobrar la compostura

[kǝm'pǝʊz]
VT
1) [+ music] componer; [+ poetry, letter] escribir

to be composed of — constar de, componerse de

2)

to compose o.s. — calmarse, serenarse

* * *
[kəm'pəʊz]
transitive verb
1) (constitute) (usu pass)

to be composed OF something — estar* compuesto de algo, componerse* de algo

2) \<\<music\>\> componer*; \<\<letter\>\> redactar
3) (calm, control) (liter)

to compose one's thoughts — poner* en orden sus (or mis etc) ideas

to compose oneself — serenarse, recobrar la compostura


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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