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I [kɔːd]1) (of harp) corda f.2) fig. (response)II [kɔːd]it struck a chord in o with his listeners ha toccato il cuore degli ascoltatori; to strike o touch the right chord — toccare il tasto giusto
nome mus. accordo m.* * *[ko:d](in music, a number of notes played together.) accordo* * *chord (1) /kɔ:d/n.(mus.) accordo: major [minor] chord, accordo maggiore [minore]; a diminished 7th chord, un accordo di settima diminuita.chord (2) /kɔ:d/n.3 (anat.) ► cord4 (edil.) trave principale; catena● (fig.) to strike (o to touch) a chord with sb., toccare (il cuore di) q.; trovare ascolto presso q. □ (fig.) to strike (o to touch) the right chord, toccare il tasto giusto.(to) chord /kɔ:d/v. t.(comput.) premere contemporaneamente ( pulsanti del mouse o altri tasti).* * *I [kɔːd]1) (of harp) corda f.2) fig. (response)II [kɔːd]it struck a chord in o with his listeners ha toccato il cuore degli ascoltatori; to strike o touch the right chord — toccare il tasto giusto
nome mus. accordo m.
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