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trill

/trɪl/

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noun

/trɪl/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее быстрое чередование двух соседних нот в музыке или речевой звук, производимый быстрой вибрацией языка о нёбо или язычок.

A noun referring to a rapid alternation between two adjacent notes in music, or a speech sound produced by a rapid vibration of the tongue against the palate or uvula.

  1. Musical ornamentB2formalart

    A rapid alternation between two adjacent notes, typically a semitone apart, used as an ornament in music.

    ruТрель

    • The violinist executed a perfect trill at the end of the phrase.
    • The piano piece is filled with delicate trills and runs.
    • She practiced the trill slowly to ensure evenness of the two notes.

    Synonymsshake

  2. C1formal

    A speech sound produced by the rapid vibration of a speech organ, such as the tongue against the palate or uvula, especially for the consonant 'r'.

    ruДрожащий звук

    • The Spanish 'r' is often pronounced as a trill.
    • He can produce a uvular trill, common in French.
    • The actor learned to use a trill for his role in the play.

    Synonymsrollvibrant

Forms
  • trills plural form
  • trills' possessive plural form
  • trill's possessive singular form
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verb

/trɪl/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения высокого, дрожащего звука, часто издаваемого птицами или при пении, или для произнесения согласного с быстрой вибрацией языка или язычка.

A verb used to express a high-pitched, quavering sound, often made by birds or in singing, or to pronounce a consonant with a rapid vibration of the tongue or uvula.

  1. Pronounce with a trillB2formal

    To articulate a sound, especially the phoneme 'r', with a rapid vibration of the tongue or uvula.

    ruПроизносить с вибрацией

    • She learned to trill her 'r's when speaking Spanish.
    • In some dialects, speakers trill the 'r' sound naturally.
    • The actor had to trill the 'r' for his role in the play.

    Synonymsrollvibrate

  2. Sing or play with trillsB2formal

    To produce a rapid alternation between two adjacent notes, typically a semitone or tone apart, in singing or playing a musical instrument.

    ruИсполнять трель

    • The soprano trilled beautifully during the aria.
    • He practiced how to trill on the flute for the concert.
    • The pianist trilled the final notes of the sonata.

    Synonymsquavershaketwitterwarble

Forms
  • trilled past participle
  • trilled past simple
  • trilling present participle
  • trills 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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