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Meanings of ballad in English
Usage of ballad in English
1
The King in the ballad is in a state of virile indecision.
2
No ballad or lesson had prepared Ki for the reality of battle.
3
That record sold 15m copies, largely thanks to the power-ballad Don't Speak.
4
There is considerable resemblance between the early Spanish ballad and the British.
5
The German ballad of the Noble Moringer turns upon a similar topic.
6
It is almost word for word as in the Robin Hood ballad:-
7
Mr. District Attorney, my name appears second on the ballad this November.
8
This particular ballad is mentioned on page 22 of the last-named book.-TRANSLATOR
9
I didn't know you had such a way with the wine-bar ballad.
10
He was warbling in a fine mellow baritone that popular German ballad:
11
It's not really a pop song, but not really a ballad either.
12
With a small amount of encouragement, he demonstrates his ballad of choice.
13
He has read the ballad, but disregarded the memoirs of the beau.
14
It is, besides, perhaps, the most beautiful ballad in the English language.
15
That was what they understood by the foolish words of the ballad.
16
He sang a rollicking ballad of which I remember only the refrain:
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Ballad through the time
Ballad across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common