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1 percussion
percussion [pεʀkysjɔ̃]feminine noun• les percussions ( = instruments) the percussion* * *pɛʀkysjɔ̃nom féminin Musiquepercussions — ( instruments) percussion instruments; ( dans un orchestre) percussion section (sg); ( tambours) drums
* * *pɛʀkysjɔ̃ nf* * *percussion nf1 Mus percussions ( instruments) percussion instruments; ( dans un orchestre) percussion section; ( tambours) drums;3 Phys impact.[pɛrkysjɔ̃] nom féminin————————percussions nom féminin pluriel -
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[pəˈkaʃən] noun1) (in an orchestra, the group of people who play) musical instruments in which the sound is produced by striking them eg drums, cymbals etc:آلات إيقاع أو نَقْر( also adjective) a percussion instrument.
2) the striking of one hard object against another:صَدْم، قَدْحA gun is fired by means of percussion.
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5 instrumentos de percusión
• percussion instrumentsDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > instrumentos de percusión
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Русско-английский словарь по общей лексике > ударные инструменты
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Американизмы. Русско-английский словарь. > ударные инструменты
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9 instrumento de percusión
percussion instrument* * *(n.) = percussion instrumentEx. Other classes of musical instruments defined by the characteristic of sound production would be percussion instruments, wind instruments, etc.* * *(n.) = percussion instrumentEx: Other classes of musical instruments defined by the characteristic of sound production would be percussion instruments, wind instruments, etc.
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10 percussione
f percussionmusic percussioni pl percussion* * *percussione s.f.1 percussion: fucile a percussione, percussion gun; (mus.) strumenti a percussione, percussion instruments3 (med.) percussion.* * *[perkus'sjone]sostantivo femminile1) mus.-i, strumenti a percussione — percussion (instruments)
2) mil. tecn. percussion* * *percussione/perkus'sjone/sostantivo f.1 mus. -i, strumenti a percussione percussion (instruments)2 mil. tecn. percussion; proiettile a percussione percussion bullet. -
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n; -s, -e; MUS., in einer Band: drums Pl.; im Orchester: percussion (instruments Pl.); Schlagzeug spielen play (the) drums; im Orchester: play percussion; und am Schlagzeug: Phil Collins with Phil Collins on drums* * *das Schlagzeugdrums; percussion* * *Schlag|zeugnt pl - zeugedrums pl; (in Orchester) percussion no pl* * *Schlag·zeug<-[e]s, -e>am \Schlagzeug on drums* * *das drums pl.* * *Schlagzeug spielen play (the) drums; im Orchester: play percussion;und am Schlagzeug: Phil Collins with Phil Collins on drums* * *das drums pl.* * *n.drums n.percussion n. -
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wind instrument* * *(n.) = wind instrumentEx. Other classes of musical instruments defined by the characteristic of sound production would be percussion instruments, wind instruments, etc.* * *(n.) = wind instrumentEx: Other classes of musical instruments defined by the characteristic of sound production would be percussion instruments, wind instruments, etc.
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13 percusión
f.percussion.* * *1 percussion* * *SF percussion* * *femenino percussion* * *----* instrumento de percusión = percussion instrument.* * *femenino percussion* * ** instrumento de percusión = percussion instrument.* * *percussioninstrumentos de percusión percussion instruments* * *
percusión sustantivo femenino
percussion
percusión sustantivo femenino percussion
' percusión' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
instrumento
English:
percussion
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14 perkusyjny
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > perkusyjny
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15 ударный
1.1. ( передовой по работе) shock (attr.)ударные темпы — accelerated tempo sg., high tempo sg.
2. (срочный, важный):2.1. ( в технике) percussive; percussion (attr.)ударная трубка воен. — percussion tube; percussion primer амер.
ударное действие ( снаряда) — percussion action
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I1) ( усиленный) intensified, stepped-up; heightened; crash (attr)уда́рными те́мпами — at a higher / stepped-up tempo
уда́рная до́за лека́рства — strong / knockout medication dose
уда́рная програ́мма — crash programme
уда́рная дие́та — crash diet
уда́рные ча́сти — shock troops
3) ( связанный с повышенной производительностью) high-efficiency; high-poweredуда́рный труд — high-powered work practices pl
IIуда́рная брига́да — high-powered work team
1) ( связанный с механическими ударами) percussive; percussion (attr)уда́рное буре́ние — percussion boring
уда́рная тру́бка воен. — percussion tube; percussion primer амер.
уда́рное де́йствие (снаряда) — percussion action
уда́рный взрыва́тель — impact detonating ['diː-] fuse
уда́рная волна́ — air blast, blast wave
уда́рный ка́псюль — percussion cap
уда́рные (инструме́нты) муз. — percussion instruments
2) лингв. ( связанный с ударением) stressed, accentedуда́рный слог — stressed syllable
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f sgt percussion U- grać na perkusji to play percussion (instruments)- obsada perkusji the percussion section- solo na perkusji a solo on percussion a. on a percussion instrumentThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > perkusj|a
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18 percussió
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19 batterie
batterie [batʀi]feminine nouna. ( = percussions) drum kitb. ( = pile) batteryc. [de tests, radars, mesures] battery* * *batʀi1) ( de grand orchestre) percussion section; (de jazz, rock) drum kit2) (artillerie, régiment) batterydévoiler ses batteries — fig to show one's hand
3) Automobile, Électrotechnique battery4) ( série) (de caméras, missiles, tests) battery; ( de projecteurs) bank; ( de satellite) array; (d'avocats, experts) battery•Phrasal Verbs:* * *batʀi nf1) ÉLECTRICITÉ, ÉLECTRONIQUE batteryLa batterie est à plat. — The battery is flat.
2) MILITAIRE battery3) MUSIQUE drums pl drum kit4) (= série)une batterie de [mesures] — a package of, [chiffres] a string of, [expériences] a series of, [sanctions] a range of, a package of
* * *batterie nf1 Mus ( de grand orchestre) percussion section; (de jazz, rock) drum kit; être à la batterie ( dans un grand orchestre) to be on percussion; (dans un orchestre de jazz, rock) to be on the drums; morceau de batterie drum break;2 Mil (artillerie, régiment) battery; batterie de canons gun battery; batterie ennemie/anti-chars enemy/antitank battery; dresser ses batteries fig to prepare for the assault; changer ses batteries fig to change one's strategy; démasquer or dévoiler ses batteries fig to show one's hand;4 ( série) (de caméras, missiles, tests) battery; ( de projecteurs) bank; ( de satellite) array; (d'avocats, experts) battery.[batri] nom féminin[en musique classique] percussion instruments[roulement] drum roll4. [série] batterybatterie de tests/mesures battery of tests/of measuresles officiers avec leur batterie de cuisine (humoristique) the officers with all their gongs (UK) ou decorations5. AGRICULTURE -
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1) General subject: percussion2) Makarov: percussion instrumentsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ударные инструменты
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percussion — [pər kush′ən] n. [L percussio < percussus: see PERCUSS] 1. the hitting or impact of one body against another, as the hammer of a firearm against a cap 2. the shock, vibration, etc. resulting from this 3. the percussion instruments of an… … English World dictionary
percussion — ► NOUN 1) (before another noun ) (of a musical instrument) played by being struck or shaken. 2) percussion instruments forming a band or section of an orchestra. 3) the striking of one solid object with or against another. DERIVATIVES… … English terms dictionary
percussion instrument — a musical instrument, as the drum, cymbal, triangle, xylophone, or piano, that is struck to produce a sound, as distinguished from string or wind instruments. [1870 75] * * * A musical instrument that is struck (or sometimes shaken or scraped) to … Universalium
Percussion mallet — This article is about the musical tool. For more meanings, see Drumstick (disambiguation). Mallet bag showing variety of mallets A percussion mallet (or drum stick) is an object used to beat drums and other percussion instruments. Some… … Wikipedia
PERCUSSION — s. f. T. didactique. Coup, action par laquelle un corps en frappe un autre. Percussion violente, soudaine. Le cerveau est quelquefois offensé par une violente percussion. Percussion directe. Percussion oblique. Les lois de la percussion des corps … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 7eme edition (1835)
percussion — per|cus|sion [pəˈkʌʃən US pər ] n [U] [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: percussio act of hitting , from percutere to hit hard ] 1.) musical instruments such as drums, bells etc which you play by hitting them ▪ Tonight we have Paul Duke on… … Dictionary of contemporary English
PERCUSSION — n. f. T. didactique Choc résultant de l’action brusque d’un corps sur un autre. Percussion violente, soudaine. Les lois de la percussion des corps, ou simplement de la percussion. Il se dit aussi, en termes de Médecine, d’une Méthode… … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 8eme edition (1935)