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1 Musical
[‘mju:zikl] n; -s, -s musical, musical comedy* * *das Musicalmusical* * *Mu|si|cal ['mjuːzikl]nt -s, -smusical* * *(a film or play that includes a large amount of singing, dancing etc.) music* * *Mu·si·cal<-s, -s>[ˈmju:zikl]nt musical* * *das; Musicals, Musicals musical* * ** * *das; Musicals, Musicals musical* * *-s n.musical n. -
2 Musical Comedy
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3 Musical Instrument Digital Interface
German-english technical dictionary > Musical Instrument Digital Interface
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4 Musical
Mu·si·cal <-s, -s> [ʼmju:zikl] ntmusical -
5 Musical
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6 Musical
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7 musikalisch
Adj. musical; musikalisches Talent musical talent, gift for music; musikalischer Akzent LING. pitch accent* * *musical* * *mu|si|ka|lisch [muzi'kaːlɪʃ]1. adjmusical2. advbegabt musically* * *2) musically* * *mu·si·ka·lisch[muziˈka:lɪʃ]I. adj musicalII. adv musically\musikalisch arbeiten to work in musicjdn \musikalisch ausbilden to give sb musical training [or training in music]\musikalisch begabt sein to be musically gifted [or a gifted musician]* * *1.Adjektiv musical2.musikalische Leitung:... — conducted by...
adverbial musicallyer ist musikalisch veranlagt — he is musical
* * *musikalisch adj musical;musikalisches Talent musical talent, gift for music;musikalischer Akzent LING pitch accent* * *1.Adjektiv musical2.musikalische Leitung:... — conducted by...
adverbial musically* * *adj.musical adj. adv.musically adv. -
8 Musikinstrument
n musical instrument* * *das Musikinstrumentmusical instrument* * *Mu|sik|in|stru|mentntmusical instrument* * *Mu·sik·in·stru·mentnt [musical] instrumentein \Musikinstrument spielen to play an [or a musical] instrument* * *das musical instrument* * *Musikinstrument n musical instrument* * *das musical instrument* * *n.musical instrument n. -
9 Spieluhr
f musical clock* * *Spiel|uhrfmusical box (Brit), music box* * *Spiel·uhrf musical box* * *2) musical box (Brit.); music box (Amer.)* * *Spieluhr f musical clock* * *2) musical box (Brit.); music box (Amer.)* * *-en f.chiming clock n. -
10 Musikbegleitung
f (musical) accompaniment* * *Mu|sik|be|glei|tungfmusical accompanimentunter Musíkbegleitung — accompanied by music, to the accompaniment of music
* * *Mu·sik·be·glei·tungf musical accompanimentunter \Musikbegleitung accompanied by music, to the accompaniment of music, with [musical] accompaniment* * *Musikbegleitung f (musical) accompaniment* * *f.musical accompaniment n. -
11 Notenschrift
f musical notation* * *die Notenschriftnotation* * *No|ten|schriftfmusical notation* * *No·ten·schriftf MUS musical notation* * *die [musical] notation* * *Notenschrift f musical notation* * *die [musical] notation -
12 musizieren
v/i play music; in kleinem Rahmen, bei sich: meist make music; am Wochenende musizieren wir gerne we like to get together to make music at the weekends (Am. on weekends); das Musizieren music-making* * *to play instruments* * *mu|si|zie|ren [muzi'tsiːrən] ptp musiziertvito play a musical instrumentsie saßen auf dem Marktplatz und musizierten — they sat in the market place playing their instruments
* * *mu·si·zie·ren *[muziˈtsi:rən]vi to play a musical instrument/musical instrumentswir \musizieren regelmäßig einmal in der Woche we play regularly once a weekdas M\musizieren ist nicht jedermanns Sache not everybody can play a musical instrument* * *intransitives Verb play music; (bes. unter Laien) make music* * *am Wochenende musizieren wir gerne we like to get together to make music at the weekends (US on weekends);das Musizieren music-making* * *intransitives Verb play music; (bes. unter Laien) make music* * *v.to make music expr. -
13 Spieldose
f musical box, Am. music box* * *die Spieldosemusic box* * *Spiel|do|sefmusical box (Brit), music box* * *Spiel·do·sef MUS musical box* * ** * *f.musical box n. -
14 Formenlehre
f BIO., LING. etc. morphology; Grammatik: auch accidence; MUS. theory of (musical) forms* * *die Formenlehreaccidence* * *Fọr|men|leh|refmorphology; (MUS) theory of musical form* * *For·men·leh·ref1. LING morphology2. MUS musical form* * *die (Sprachw., Biol.) morphology* * ** * *die (Sprachw., Biol.) morphology* * *f.morphology n. -
15 melodisch
I Adj. melodicII Adv. melodically* * *melodious; melodic; musical* * *me|lo|disch [me'loːdɪʃ]1. adjMusik melodic, tuneful; Sprache, Wort melodic2. adv* * *1) (of melody: a melodic style.) melodic2) (like music, especially in being pleasant to hear: a musical voice.) musical3) (having a good, clear, pleasant etc tune: That song is very tuneful.) tuneful4) tunefully* * *me·lo·disch[meˈlo:dɪʃ]II. adv melodically, tunefully* * *1.Adjektiv melodic; melodious2.adverbial melodically; melodiouslymelodisch sprechen — speak in a melodic or melodious voice
* * *A. adj melodicB. adv melodically* * *1.Adjektiv melodic; melodious2.adverbial melodically; melodiouslymelodisch sprechen — speak in a melodic or melodious voice
* * *adj.melodic adj.melodious adj.musical adj.tuneful adj. adv.melodically adv.tunefully adv. -
16 Umrahmung
f1. framing; konkret: frame* * *Um|rah|mung [Um'raːmʊŋ]f -, -ensetting (+gen, von for); (= das Umrahmen) framingmit musikalischer Umráhmung — with music before and after
* * *Um·rah·mung<-, -en>f1. (Bilderrahmen) frame* * *die; Umrahmung, Umrahmungen1) (das Umrahmen) borderingmusikalische Umrahmung — (fig.) musical framework; music before and after
2) (Umrahmendes) border; (fig.) setting* * *1. framing; konkret: frame2. fig setting, framework;musikalische Umrahmung musical framework* * *die; Umrahmung, Umrahmungen1) (das Umrahmen) borderingmusikalische Umrahmung — (fig.) musical framework; music before and after
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17 musizieren
mu·si·zie·ren * [muziʼtsi:rən]vito play a musical instrument/musical instruments;wir \musizieren regelmäßig einmal in der Woche we play regularly once a week;das M\musizieren playing musical instruments;das M\musizieren ist nicht jedermanns Sache not everybody can play a musical instrument -
18 blasen
to wind; to toot; to blow* * *bla|sen ['blaːzn] pret blies [bliːs] ptp geblasen [gə'blaːzn]1. vito blow; (Posaunenbläser etc) to play; (auf Essen) to blow on it; (auf Wunde etc) ≈ to kiss it betterzum Aufbruch blásen (lit) — to sound the departure; (fig) to say it's time to go
es bläst (inf) — it's blowy (inf) or windy, there's a wind blowing
See:2. vt1) to blow2) Melodie, Posaune etc to play3) (inf)dir/ihm werd ich was blásen! — I'll give you/him a piece of my mind
See:→ Marsch4) (inf = mitteilen) to telljdm etw ins Ohr blásen — to whisper sth in sb's ear
5) (sl = fellieren)jdm einen blásen — to give sb a blow job (sl)
* * ** * *bla·sen<bläst, blies, geblasen>[ˈbla:zn̩]I. vi1. (Luft ausstoßen) to blowauf eine Brandwunde \blasen to blow on a burnmanche Leute können auf Kämmen \blasen some people can play a combder Jäger blies in sein Horn the hunter sounded his horndraußen bläst es aber ganz schön it's really windy outsideIII. vt1. (durch Blasen kühlen)▪ etw \blasen to blow on sthdie heiße Suppe/den Kaffee \blasen to blow on one's hot soup/coffee [to cool it down]2. (entfernen)▪ etw \blasen to blow sther blies [sich] den Fussel vom Ärmel he blew the fluff off his sleeve3. MUS▪ etw \blasen to play sther nahm die Trompete zur Hand und blies [darauf] eine wunderschöne Melodie he picked up the trumpet and played a wonderful melody [on it]▪ jdn \blasen, jdm einen \blasen to give sb a blow job fam!* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) blow2)3)zum Angriff/Rückzug/Aufbruch blasen — sound the charge/retreat/departure
2.es bläst — it's windy or blowy
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) blow2) (spielen) play <musical instrument, tune, melody, etc.>* * *A. v/tfigjetzt will ich mal zum Aufbruch blasen umg now it’s really time to get a move on; → Marsch1, Trübsal2. vulgB. v/i auch Wind: blow;es bläst ganz schön there’s quite a wind (going)* * *1.unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) blow2)3)zum Angriff/Rückzug/Aufbruch blasen — sound the charge/retreat/departure
2.es bläst — it's windy or blowy
unregelmäßiges transitives Verb1) blow2) (spielen) play <musical instrument, tune, melody, etc.>* * *v.(§ p.,pp.: blies, geblasen)= to blow v.(§ p.,p.p.: blew, blown)to toot v. -
19 Generalmusikdirektor
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20 Musikdirektor
* * *Mu·sik·di·rek·tor(in)<-s, -en>* * *
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