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syncopation

/ˌsɪŋ.kəˈpeɪ.ʃən/

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noun

C1formalcommonart/ˌsɪŋ.kəˈpeɪ.ʃən/

A noun referring to the displacement of regular musical accents onto weak beats, or the loss of sounds from within a word.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее смещение регулярных музыкальных акцентов на слабые доли или выпадение звуков внутри слова.esSustantivo que designa el desplazamiento de los acentos musicales regulares hacia tiempos débiles o la omisión de sonidos dentro de una palabra.frNom désignant le déplacement d'accents musicaux réguliers sur des temps faibles, ainsi que la suppression ou l'élision d'un son à l'intérieur d'un mot.deVerschiebung der regelmäßigen musikalischen Betonungen auf unbetonte Taktteile oder Ausfall eines Lautes bzw. einer Silbe im Wort.ptSubstantivo que designa o deslocamento de acentos musicais regulares para tempos fracos ou a supressão de sons no interior de uma palavra.zh名词,指音乐中将重音移到弱拍或弱位的节奏处理,也指词中音节的省略或这种被省略的音节。arاسم يشير في الموسيقى إلى إزاحة النبرات الإيقاعية المنتظمة إلى الأجزاء الضعيفة من المازورة، ويشير في اللغة إلى حذف صوت داخل الكلمة.

  1. Loss of sounds in a word C2 formal

    The omission of sounds or letters from the middle of a word, as in 'fo'c'sle' for 'forecastle'.

    • The word 'bosun' is a syncopation of 'boatswain'.
    • Syncopation in speech can occur in rapid conversation.
    • Linguists study syncopation as a form of phonological change.

    ruСинкопаesSíncopa (lingüística)frSyncope (linguistique)deSynkopeptSíncopezh中略arحذف

    Synonyms: elisionsyncope

  2. Musical rhythm accenting weak beats B2 formal

    A rhythmic technique where normally weak beats are accented, creating an offbeat or unexpected pattern.

    • Jazz music often relies heavily on syncopation.
    • The drummer used syncopation to make the rhythm more exciting.
    • Syncopation gives the music a lively, danceable feel.

    ruСинкопаesSíncopa musicalfrSyncopation musicaledeSynkopeptSíncopezh切分音arالتزامن الإيقاعي

    Antonyms: metronome

  3. Dance music with syncopated rhythm B2 informal

    A style of music, especially dance music, characterized by a syncopated rhythm.

    • The club played syncopation that got everyone moving.
    • Latin dance music is full of syncopation.
    • Syncopation is a key element in many modern pop songs.

    ruСинкопаesmúsica sincopadafrMusique syncopéedeSynkopeptSíncopezh切分音乐arالموسيقى المتزامنة

  • syncopations plural form
  • syncopations' possessive plural form
  • syncopation's possessive singular form