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crescendo

/krəˈʃen.doʊ/

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adjective

/krəˈʃen.doʊ/C1formal
  • ruОписывает постепенное увеличение громкости или интенсивности, часто используется в музыке или метафорически для обозначения кульминации.

Describes a gradual increase in loudness or intensity, often used in music or metaphorically for a climax.

  1. Gradually increasing in volumeB2formal

    Describing a sound or piece of music that becomes progressively louder over time.

    ruПостепенно усиливающийся

    • The orchestra played a crescendo passage that thrilled the audience.
    • The music had a crescendo effect, building up to a powerful climax.
    • Her voice took on a crescendo quality as she became more excited.

    Synonymsgrowingincreasingintensifyingrisingswelling

    Antonymsdecrescendodiminuendo

Forms
  • more crescendo comparative form
  • most crescendo superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/krəˈʃen.dəʊ/C1formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее постепенное увеличение громкости, особенно в музыке.

A noun referring to a gradual increase in loudness, especially in music.

  1. Musical termB2formal

    A gradual increase in the volume or intensity of sound in a piece of music.

    ruКрещендо

    • The orchestra played a beautiful crescendo before the finale.
    • The conductor signaled a crescendo to build tension.
    • The song ends with a powerful crescendo.

    Synonymsamplificationbuild upintensificationrisesurgeswell

    Antonymsdecrescendodiminuendo

  2. Figurative peakB2formal

    A gradual increase in intensity, force, or activity, often leading to a climax.

    ruКульминация

    • The debate reached a crescendo of heated arguments.
    • The crowd's excitement built to a crescendo as the winner was announced.
    • The storm's crescendo was marked by thunder and lightning.

    Synonymsbuildupclimaxculminationescalationintensificationpeakupsurge

Forms
  • crescendi plural form
  • crescendos plural form
  • crescendi's possessive plural form
  • crescendos' possessive plural form
  • crescendo's possessive singular form
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verb

/krəˈʃɛn.doʊ/C1formalart
  • ruГлагол, означающий увеличение интенсивности, громкости или силы, часто используемый в музыкальном или переносном контексте.

A verb meaning to increase in intensity, loudness, or force, often used in musical or figurative contexts.

  1. Grow louderB2formal

    To gradually increase in volume or intensity, especially in music or sound.

    ruУсиливаться

    • The orchestra began to crescendo as the finale.
    • The crowd's cheers crescendoed as the team scored.
    • The wind crescendoed into a howling storm.

    Synonymsamplifybuild upescalateincreaseintensifyswell

    Antonymsdecrescendodiminuendo

Forms
  • crescendoed past participle
  • crescendoed past simple
  • crescendoing present participle
  • crescendos third person singular
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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