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1 tempo
yks.nom. tempo; yks.gen. tempon; yks.part. tempoa; yks.ill. tempoon; mon.gen. tempojen; mon.part. tempoja; mon.ill. tempoihinmovement (noun)aikamitta (noun)nopeus (noun)tahti (noun)tempo (noun)vauhti (noun)* * *• tempo• tempi• movement• speed -
2 tempo
nounvitesse ftempo m -
3 nopeus
yks.nom. nopeus; yks.gen. nopeuden; yks.part. nopeutta; yks.ill. nopeuteen; mon.gen. nopeuksien; mon.part. nopeuksia; mon.ill. nopeuksiincelerity (noun)dispatch (noun)fastness (noun)pace (noun)quickness (noun)rapidity (noun)rate (noun)readiness (noun)speed (noun)swiftness (noun)tempo (noun)velocity (noun)* * *• swiftness• v• velocity• rapidity• rate• quickness• wind force• readiness• celerity• pace• fastness• speed• dispatch• tempo -
4 tahti
yks.nom. tahti; yks.gen. tahdin; yks.part. tahtia; yks.ill. tahtiin; mon.gen. tahtien; mon.part. tahteja; mon.ill. tahteihinbar (noun)beat (noun)measure (noun)pace (noun)rhythm (noun)step (noun)tempo (noun)time (noun)* * *• beat• tempo• stroke• rhythm• step• speed• time• pace• measure• cadence• bar• rate• cycle -
5 aikamitta
yks.nom. aikamitta; yks.gen. aikamitan; yks.part. aikamittaa; yks.ill. aikamittaan; mon.gen. aikamittojen aikamittain; mon.part. aikamittoja; mon.ill. aikamittoihinmovement (noun)tempo (noun)time (noun)* * *• time• movement• tempo -
6 työtahti
yks.nom. työtahti; yks.gen. työtahdin; yks.part. työtahtia; yks.ill. työtahtiin; mon.gen. työtahtien; mon.part. työtahteja; mon.ill. työtahteihinworking pace (noun)working tempo (noun)* * *• operation• working tempo• working stroke• working pace• power• firing stroke• explosion stroke• expansion stroke• power stroke• pace -
7 tähti
yks.nom. tahti; yks.gen. tahdin; yks.part. tahtia; yks.ill. tahtiin; mon.gen. tahtien; mon.part. tahteja; mon.ill. tahteihinbar (noun)beat (noun)measure (noun)pace (noun)rhythm (noun)step (noun)tempo (noun)time (noun)* * *• stella• star• pip• luminary• asterisk• stellar -
8 poljento
nounrythme mtempo mxxxcadence f
См. также в других словарях:
tempo — noun 1 speed of an activity/event VERB + TEMPO ▪ increase, raise (esp. BrE), step up, up (esp. BrE) ▪ We need to step up the tempo of our information campaigns. ▪ The home side upped the tempo in the second half … Collocations dictionary
tempo — ► NOUN (pl. tempos or tempi) 1) Music the speed at which a passage of music is played. 2) the pace of an activity or process. ORIGIN Italian, from Latin tempus time … English terms dictionary
tempo — UK [ˈtempəʊ] / US [ˈtempoʊ] noun Word forms tempo : singular tempo plural tempos 1) [singular] the speed at which something happens the increasingly rapid tempo of technological change 2) [countable/uncountable] music the speed at which music is… … English dictionary
tempo — noun 1) the tempo of the music Syn: speed, cadence, rhythm, beat, time, pulse; measure, meter 2) the tempo of life in Western society Syn: pace, rate, speed, velocity … Thesaurus of popular words
tempo — noun (C) 1 the speed at which music is played or should be played 2 the speed at which something happens; pace: the easy tempo of island life … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tempo — noun (plural tempi or tempos) Etymology: Italian, literally, time, from Latin tempus Date: circa 1724 1. the rate of speed of a musical piece or passage indicated by one of a series of directions (as largo, presto, or allegro) and often by an… … New Collegiate Dictionary
tempo mark — noun A mark placed on the score by the composer describing how the passage should be played … Wiktionary
tempo rubato — noun see rubato … English new terms dictionary
tempo — noun (plural tempos or tempi pi:) 1》 Music the speed at which a passage of music is played. 2》 the pace of an activity or process. Origin C17: from Ital., from L. tempus time … English new terms dictionary
tempo turn — noun : a parallel ski turn of wide radius executed without breaking speed called also high speed turn, parallel turn, tail wagging … Useful english dictionary
tempo — /ˈtɛmpoʊ / (say tempoh) noun (plural tempos or tempi /ˈtɛmpi/ (say tempee)) 1. Music a. relative rapidity or rate of movement (usually indicated by such terms as adagio, allegro, etc., or by reference to the metronome). b. See a tempo …
