Oxford Spanish Dictionary
blithe [ingl. am. blaɪð, blaɪθ, ingl. brit. blʌɪð] ADJ.
1. blithe (unconcerned):
- blithe
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2. blithe (happy, carefree):
- blithe liter.
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en el diccionario PONS
blithe ADJ.
- blithe (carefree)
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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)
The episode is described as of above-average quality but undermined by its blithe acceptance of the supernatural.
en.wikipedia.org To the ears like nectar hearing those words their bodies became blithe and euphoric.
en.wikipedia.org The dialogue teeters from flat comedy to wince-worthy whimsy, with detours through blithe and earnest.
en.wikipedia.org Her singing is so blithe and her musicians just went along and enjoyed the ride.
en.wikipedia.org It provides a diversion to the blithe scherzo, contrasting sharply in tone and adding gravity to the prevailing humor.
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