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Meanings of bucolic in English

Spanish
pastoral
Wikidata

(Used with regard to idealized country life) idyllically rustic.

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        pastoral
        Portuguese
        idílio
        Catalan
        egloga

        A short poem descriptive of rural or pastoral life.

              idílio
              Portuguese
              camponês
              Catalan
              camperol
              Spanish
              campesino

              A country person.

                    camponês
                    Wikidata

                    Herder.

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                          Usage of bucolic in English
                          1
                          That at least is the bucolic image advanced by the energy industry.
                          The Guardian
                          2
                          The enmity between the urban and the bucolic has deep historical roots.
                          The Belgian Curtain: Europe after Communism
                          3
                          And with the look his affectation of bucolic calm dropped from him.
                          The Sturdy Oak / A composite Novel of American Politics by fourt...
                          4
                          Jeff settled in bucolic Putney, married a photographer, and had two children.
                          The Council of Dads
                          5
                          The countryside changes but retains a comforting familiarity, a snowy bucolic theme.
                          The Guardian
                          6
                          In the past he's always painted his childhood as something quaintly bucolic.
                          The Guardian
                          7
                          The lines would make a fair argument of the poet's bucolic life.
                          The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 12, No. 70, August, 1863 / A Magazi...
                          8
                          He'd arrived in bucolic, isolated Clarksville when I was fifteen years old.
                          All the sad young literary men
                          9
                          Among these latter was one, very bucolic, with a heavy red face.
                          In Troubadour-Land: A Ramble in Provence and Languedoc
                          10
                          This place is so fukking bucolic, I keep wanting to punch something.
                          The truth of valor
                          11
                          It's then that the 47-mile ridge turns into a bucolic climbing paradise.
                          Climbing Magazine
                          12
                          There was only one thing missing from our new bucolic existence.
                          Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
                          13
                          Something along those lines, I suppose, but not quite so bucolic.
                          In the shadow of the cypress
                          14
                          There sits a shining example of bucolic joy and indifference to local annoyances.
                          The Long Chance
                          15
                          L.A. and Seattle seem demure... almost bucolic, with simple, dignified signage.
                          Existence
                          16
                          Besides the sometimes bucolic image, he is cautious in his instinct.
                          The Irish Times
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