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overtone

/ˈəʊ.və.təʊn/

Übersetzung: Substantiv mit zwei Hauptbedeutungen: (1) eine verborgene oder nebensächliche Qualität oder Bedeutung, oft im Plural verwendet; (2) eine harmonische Frequenz, die ein ganzzahliges Vielfaches der Grundfrequenz ist, in der Akustik.

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noun

/ˈəʊ.və.təʊn/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv mit zwei Hauptbedeutungen: (1) eine verborgene oder nebensächliche Qualität oder Bedeutung, oft im Plural verwendet; (2) eine harmonische Frequenz, die ein ganzzahliges Vielfaches der Grundfrequenz ist, in der Akustik.

A noun with two primary meanings: (1) an implicit or secondary quality or meaning, often used in the plural; (2) a harmonic frequency that is a multiple of the fundamental frequency in acoustics.

  1. Implicit meaning or qualityB2formal

    An additional, often subtle, meaning or quality that is suggested but not directly stated.

    deUnterton

    • His speech had political overtones that were not lost on the audience.
    • The joke had a racist overtone that made everyone uncomfortable.
    • The novel is filled with religious overtones.

    Synonymeconnotationhintimplicationinsinuationnuancesuggestionundercurrentundertone

  2. Acoustic harmonicC1formalscientific

    A higher frequency component of a sound wave that is a multiple of the fundamental frequency, contributing to the timbre of the sound.

    deOberton

    • The overtone series gives each musical instrument its unique sound.
    • Singers can learn to produce overtones to create a richer voice.
    • The physicist analyzed the overtones of the vibrating string.

    Synonymeharmonicpartial

Formen
  • overtones plural form
  • overtones' possessive plural form
  • overtone's possessive singular form
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