Translation for 'arabesque' from English to Bulgarian

arabesque {adj}

арабеска {ж}изк.муз.

• In the Vaganova method there are four basic "arabesque" positions.
• The "goût grec" was short-lived and replaced quickly with the delicate, linear (or insipid, according to preference) "goût étrusque" and "goût arabesque", neo-Etruscan and "arabesque" fashions with closer parallels in contemporary British Adam style of the 1770s and 80s.
• In early mirrors from the 2nd century BCE, the dragons were often used as an arabesque, however by the 1st century BCE, the dragons lost their arabesque form and became full-fledged figures.
• R'n'Besk is a genre of music that originated by mixing Turkish arabesque and American rhythm and blues.
• A leading ornamental painter, he produced ornamental painting and decoration in the arabesque style during Louis XIV’s reign.

• A border is laid around each panel made of red or blue lines, the inside of which are decorated with arabesque patterns.
• is a pop album that features elements of dance and arabesque music.
• It is notable for its scenic tall minaret-like tower. The interior atrium has a dazzling degree of stucco arabesque decoration.
• Arabesque orb-weavers are, like any other orb-weaver, non-aggressive spiders.
• The usual arabesque ornaments are in red.

• The second arabesque in G major is noticeably quicker and more lively in tempo.
• Islamic ornament has had a significant influence on European decorative art forms, especially as seen in the Western arabesque.
• Ebru Gündeş ([...] , born 12 October 1974) is a Turkish pop-folk and arabesque singer, actress, and television personality.
• ([...]; literally 'jumped.') Used to indicate a step executed jumping, e.g. "sauté arabesque" is an "arabesque" performed while jumping on the supporting leg.