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instrumentation

/ˌɪn.strə.menˈteɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa el conjunto de instrumentos o herramientas utilizados para un fin determinado, la acción de equipar o utilizar dichos instrumentos, o la adaptación de una obra musical para orquesta o conjunto.

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noun

/ˌɪn.strə.menˈteɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa el conjunto de instrumentos o herramientas utilizados para un fin determinado, la acción de equipar o utilizar dichos instrumentos, o la adaptación de una obra musical para orquesta o conjunto.

A noun referring to the set of instruments used for a specific purpose, the act of providing or using such instruments, or the arrangement of music for an orchestra or band.

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  1. Tools or equipment for a taskB2formaltechnical

    A set of tools, devices, or systems used to achieve a specific goal or perform a function.

    esInstrumentación (equipos o herramientas para una tarea)

    • The laboratory's instrumentation includes microscopes and centrifuges.
    • Modern aircraft rely on advanced electronic instrumentation for navigation.
    • The engineer designed the instrumentation for the new factory.

    Sinónimosapparatusequipmentgearhardwaremachineryoutfitparaphernaliarigtackle

  2. Provision of instrumentsB2formaltechnical

    The act of providing or using the necessary instruments for a particular implementation or process.

    esinstrumentación

    • The instrumentation of the experiment took several hours.
    • Proper instrumentation is crucial for accurate data collection.
    • The team focused on the instrumentation of the new monitoring system.

    Sinónimosequippingoutfittingprovisionsupply

  3. Musical instruments in a compositionB2formalart

    The specific set of musical instruments used in a piece of music or arrangement for a band or orchestra.

    esInstrumentación de una obra musical

    • The symphony's instrumentation includes strings, woodwinds, and brass.
    • The composer chose a unique instrumentation for the jazz piece.
    • The score calls for a large instrumentation with percussion.

    Sinónimosorchestrationscoring

  4. Arranging music for orchestraC1formalart

    The act of arranging a piece of music for an orchestra and assigning parts to different musical instruments.

    esInstrumentación orquestal

    • Her instrumentation of the folk song gave it a rich orchestral sound.
    • The composer's skill in instrumentation is evident in the complex harmonies.
    • He studied instrumentation to learn how to write for large ensembles.

    Sinónimosarrangementorchestrationscoring

Formas
  • instrumentations plural form
  • instrumentations' possessive plural form
  • instrumentation's possessive singular form
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