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I . folk [fəʊk, am. angl. foʊk] SAM. mn.

1. folk (people):

folk

ludzie mn.

folk of country, town

ludność ž. spol

2. folk pog. (parents):

my folks

moi starzy mn.

II . folk [fəʊk, am. angl. foʊk] PRID.

folk

ludowy

country-folk SAM. + mn. glag.

country-folk

ludność ž. spol wiejska

folk dance SAM.

folk dance

taniec m. spol ludowy

folk music SAM. brez mn.

folk music

muzyka ž. spol ludowa

folk song SAM.

folk song

piosenka ž. spol ludowa

Primeri uporabe besede folk

folk wisdom

mądrość ž. spol ludowa

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

The televised folk stories were aired for almost 15 years with unchanged ratings.

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Ba, who is a very old folk-lore figure, already occurs in the c.

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It featured musical performances by local singers, playing folk, country, and gospel music, in studio on stage and on location.

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Regional folk music generally accompanies folk dances, which vary significantly across regions.

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One could sit on a rock and observe the activities of the local folk as they went about their activities.

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He said that old folks say they remember seeing wolves in the bay-swamp area and talk about them every now and then.

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With recognition folk art whirligigs have increased in value.

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And his paintings reveal the noisy life of the city folk.

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He continues to create music that spans the genres of new age, jazz and folk.

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During the seventies his paintings dealt primarily with small-town folk.

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