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canto

/ˈkæn.təʊ/

Traduction: Nom avec deux sens principaux : la partie vocale la plus élevée, portant généralement la mélodie dans la musique chorale ; ou la section principale d'un long poème.

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/ˈkæn.təʊ/C2formal
  • frNom avec deux sens principaux : la partie vocale la plus élevée, portant généralement la mélodie dans la musique chorale ; ou la section principale d'un long poème.

A noun with two primary meanings: the highest vocal part, typically carrying the melody in choral music; or a principal division or section of a long poem.

  1. Highest vocal part in choral musicC1formal

    The principal or highest melodic line in a choral composition, often carrying the main tune.

    frPartie vocale la plus aiguë dans la musique chorale

    • The sopranos sang the canto with great clarity.
    • In this piece, the canto is supported by rich harmonies.
    • The choir director emphasized the canto during rehearsal.

    Synonymessopranotreble

  2. Major division of a long poemC1formal

    A section or chapter of a long narrative poem, such as an epic.

    frChant (division d'un poème)

    • Dante's 'Inferno' is divided into thirty-four cantos.
    • The poet completed the first canto of his epic.
    • Each canto of the poem explores a different theme.

    Synonymesbookdivisionpartsection

Formes
  • cantos plural form
  • cantos' possessive plural form
  • canto's possessive singular form
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