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bass

/beɪs/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet einen tiefen, dunklen Klang oder eine tiefe Stimme; bezieht sich auch auf die tiefste Stimmlage oder das tiefste Instrument in der Musik., Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: der tiefste Tonbereich in der Musik, eine tiefe Männerstimme oder ein tiefes Instrument (z. B. Bassgitarre oder Kontrabass) sowie verschiedene essbare Süß- und Salzwasserfische (z. B. Barsch oder Seebarsch).

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/beɪs/B1formal
  • deBezeichnet einen tiefen, dunklen Klang oder eine tiefe Stimme; bezieht sich auch auf die tiefste Stimmlage oder das tiefste Instrument in der Musik.

Describes a low, deep sound or voice; also refers to the lowest part in music.

  1. Low in pitchB1formal

    Describing a sound or voice that is low in frequency or range.

    deTief

    • He has a deep, bass voice.
    • The bass notes of the cello filled the room.
    • She prefers the bass register when singing.

    Synonymedeepgravelowlow-pitched

    Antonymehighhigh-pitchedsharp

Formen
  • more bass comparative form
  • most bass superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/beɪs/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: der tiefste Tonbereich in der Musik, eine tiefe Männerstimme oder ein tiefes Instrument (z. B. Bassgitarre oder Kontrabass) sowie verschiedene essbare Süß- und Salzwasserfische (z. B. Barsch oder Seebarsch).

A noun with multiple meanings, including the lowest part of the musical range, a type of low-pitched voice or instrument, and various species of edible freshwater and saltwater fish.

  1. Lowest musical rangeB1formalart

    The lowest part of the musical range, referring to low-pitched sounds or instruments.

    deBass

    • The bass line in this song is very prominent.
    • He plays the bass guitar in a rock band.
    • The bass notes rumbled through the concert hall.

    Synonymebassolow

    Antonymetreble

  2. Lowest part in polyphonic musicB2formalart

    The lowest part in a piece of polyphonic music, providing harmonic foundation.

    deBass

    • The bass part in the fugue was played by the cellos.
    • In polyphonic compositions, the bass often carries the harmonic structure.
    • The choir's bass section supported the higher voices beautifully.

    Synonymebasso

    Antonymesopranotreble

  3. Adult male singer with lowest voiceB1formalart

    An adult male singer who has the lowest vocal range, typically singing bass parts.

    deBass

    • The bass in the opera had a powerful, deep voice.
    • He trained to become a professional bass singer.
    • The choir needs a strong bass for the upcoming performance.

    Synonymebasso

    Antonymealtosopranotenor

  4. Flesh of saltwater fish (Serranidae)B2formalculinary

    The lean, edible flesh of a saltwater fish belonging to the family Serranidae, often used as food.

    deFleisch vom Zackenbarsch

    • We grilled fresh bass for dinner last night.
    • The restaurant serves a delicious bass fillet with lemon sauce.
    • Bass is a popular choice for seafood dishes due to its mild flavor.
  5. North American freshwater fish (Micropterus)B2formalamericanculinary

    Any of various North American freshwater fish of the genus Micropterus, known for their lean flesh and popularity in sport fishing.

    deSchwarzbarsch

    • He caught a large bass while fishing in the lake.
    • Largemouth bass are a common target for anglers in the US.
    • The freshwater bass had a firm, white flesh perfect for frying.

    Synonymeblack bass

  6. Lowest adult male singing voiceB1formalart

    The lowest vocal range in adult male singers, typically spanning from E2 to E4.

    deBass

    • His bass voice was so deep it resonated through the room.
    • The bass singer held the low notes effortlessly.
    • In the choir, the bass section provides a solid foundation.

    Synonymebass voicebasso

    Antonymealtosopranotenortreble

Weitere Bedeutungen (3)
  1. Lowest range instrument familyB1formalart

    The member of a family of musical instruments that has the lowest range, such as bass guitar or double bass.

    deBass

    • The bass in the orchestra is played by the double bass.
    • He switched from guitar to bass for the band's new sound.
    • The bass clarinet adds a deep, rich tone to the ensemble.
  2. Edible spiny-finned fish (nontechnical)B2informalculinary

    A nontechnical term for any of numerous edible marine and freshwater spiny-finned fishes, often called bass.

    deBarsch (Speisefisch)

    • We ordered the fried bass at the seafood shack.
    • Bass is a versatile fish that can be baked or grilled.
    • Many anglers enjoy catching and eating bass.
  3. B1formalart

    Having or denoting a low vocal or instrumental range, often used to describe sounds or voices.

    deTiefer Tonbereich

    • The bass register of the piano adds depth to the piece.
    • He has a naturally bass voice that suits blues music.
    • The bass frequencies in the track were very pronounced.

    Synonymebass voicebasso

Formen
  • basses plural form
  • basses' possessive plural form
  • bass's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.