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bolero

/bəˈleə.rəʊ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: ein spanischer Tanz im Dreiertakt, begleitet von Gitarre und Kastagnetten; die Musik für diesen Tanz; oder eine kurze Jacke, die vor allem von Frauen getragen wird.

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noun

/bəˈleə.rəʊ/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: ein spanischer Tanz im Dreiertakt, begleitet von Gitarre und Kastagnetten; die Musik für diesen Tanz; oder eine kurze Jacke, die vor allem von Frauen getragen wird.

A noun with multiple meanings: a Spanish dance in triple time accompanied by guitar and castanets; the music written for this dance; or a short jacket worn mostly by women.

  1. Musical compositionB2formalart

    A piece of music written in the rhythm of the bolero dance, typically in triple time.

    deMusikalische Komposition

    • Ravel's Bolero is one of the most famous classical pieces.
    • The orchestra played a lively bolero at the concert.
    • She danced gracefully to the rhythm of the bolero.
  2. Short jacketB1formal

    A short, open-front jacket, often worn by women as part of traditional or formal attire.

    deBolerojacke

    • She wore a red bolero over her white dress.
    • The dancer's costume included a sequined bolero.
    • A bolero is a stylish addition to an evening outfit.

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  3. B2formalart

    A traditional Spanish dance in triple time, often accompanied by guitar and castanets.

    deBolero

    • The performers danced a passionate bolero on stage.
    • Castanets are essential for the rhythm of the bolero.
    • He learned the steps of the bolero during his trip to Spain.
Formen
  • boleros plural form
  • boleros' possessive plural form
  • bolero's possessive singular form
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