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harmony

/ˈhɑːr.mə.ni/

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noun

/ˈhɑːr.mə.ni/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние согласия, равновесия или приятного сочетания, часто используемое в контексте музыки, отношений или природы.

A noun referring to a state of agreement, balance, or pleasing arrangement, often used in the context of music, relationships, or nature.

uncountable

  1. Musical harmonyB1formal

    The combination of simultaneously sounded musical notes to produce chords and chord progressions.

    ruГармония

    • The choir sang in perfect harmony.
    • The composer is known for his rich harmonies.
    • Learning harmony is essential for any musician.

    Synonymsaccordchordconcordconsonancepolyphony

  2. Peaceful agreementB1formal

    A state of peaceful coexistence and agreement between people or groups.

    ruГармония

    • The two countries lived in harmony for decades.
    • The family worked together in harmony to solve the problem.
    • Social harmony is important for a stable community.

    Synonymsaccordagreementamitycompatibilityconcordconcordanceconsensuspeacerapportunity

    Antonymsconflictdisagreementdiscorddissensionstrife

  3. Internal balanceB2formal

    A pleasing arrangement of parts or elements in a whole.

    ruГармония

    • The garden was designed with a sense of harmony between colors and shapes.
    • She found inner harmony through meditation.
    • The painting achieved a perfect harmony of light and shadow.

    Synonymsaccordagreementbalancecoherenceconcordcongruityconsonanceproportionsymmetryunity

    Antonymsconflictdiscorddisharmonydisunityimbalance

Forms
  • harmonies plural form
  • harmonies' possessive plural form
  • harmony's possessive singular form
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