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bebop

/ˈbiː.bɒp/

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noun

/ˈbiː.bɒp/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее раннюю форму современного джаза, возникшую около 1940 года, характеризующуюся сложными гармониями и быстрыми темпами.

A noun referring to an early form of modern jazz that originated around 1940, characterized by complex harmonies and fast tempos.

uncountable

  1. Jazz music styleB2formal

    A complex, fast-paced style of jazz that emerged in the 1940s, characterized by improvisation, intricate harmonies, and rapid tempos.

    ruБибоп

    • Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie were pioneers of bebop.
    • The band played a lively bebop tune at the club.
    • Bebop revolutionized jazz with its sophisticated chord progressions.

    Synonymsbop

  2. Dance styleB2informal

    A lively dance performed to bebop music, involving energetic and syncopated movements.

    ruБибоп

    • They learned to dance the bebop at the swing dance class.
    • The crowd was dancing the bebop all night long.
    • She showed off her bebop moves at the party.

    Synonymsbop

Forms
  • bebops plural form
  • bebops' possessive plural form
  • bebop's possessive singular form

verb

/ˈbiː.bɒp/C2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для описания движения или танца в оживленной, ритмичной или беззаботной манере, часто ассоциирующийся с джазовой музыкой.

A verb used to describe moving or dancing in a lively, rhythmic, or carefree manner, often associated with jazz music.

  1. Dance the bebopB2informalamericanart

    To dance in the style of bebop, a fast, energetic jazz dance popular in the 1940s and 1950s.

    ruТанцевать бибоп

    • They bebopped all night at the jazz club.
    • She loves to bebop to the rhythm of the saxophone.
    • He bebopped across the dance floor with incredible energy.
Forms
  • beboped past participle
  • beboped past simple
  • beboping present participle
  • bebops third person singular