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octette

/ɒkˈtet/

Traduction: Nom désignant un groupe ou un ensemble de huit personnes, interprètes ou objets considérés comme une unité, ou une œuvre musicale écrite pour huit instruments ou voix.

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noun

/ɒkˈtet/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un groupe ou un ensemble de huit personnes, interprètes ou objets considérés comme une unité, ou une œuvre musicale écrite pour huit instruments ou voix.

A noun referring to a group or set of eight people, performers, or things considered as a unit, or a musical composition written for eight performers.

  1. Group of eight performersB2formalart

    A group of eight musicians or singers who perform together as an ensemble.

    froctette (groupe de huit musiciens)

    • The jazz octette played a lively set at the concert hall.
    • She joined an octette that specializes in baroque music.
    • The octette rehearsed for hours to perfect their harmony.

    Synonymesoctet

  2. Set of eight thingsC1formal

    A collection or group consisting of eight similar items considered as a single unit.

    frOctette (ensemble de huit)

    • The artist displayed an octette of sculptures in the gallery.
    • The octette of planets in our solar system was once considered complete.
    • He organized the data into an octette of categories.

    Synonymeseightsomeoctadoctetogdoad

  3. Group of eight peopleB2formal

    Any group of eight individuals considered together as a unit.

    frgroupe de huit personnes

    • The octette of friends traveled together across Europe.
    • An octette of scientists collaborated on the research project.
    • The committee was reduced to an octette after several resignations.

    Synonymesoctadoctet

  4. Musical composition for eightC1formalart

    A piece of music written specifically to be performed by eight musicians or singers.

    froctette (composition pour huit)

    • Mendelssohn's octette is a masterpiece of chamber music.
    • The composer wrote a challenging octette for strings.
    • They performed a modern octette that blended classical and jazz elements.

    Synonymesoctet

Formes
  • octettes plural form
  • octettes' possessive plural form
  • octette's possessive singular form