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sextette

/seksˈtet/

Traduction: Nom désignant un groupe ou un ensemble de six personnes, interprètes ou objets considérés comme une unité, ou bien une œuvre musicale composée pour six musiciens.

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noun

/seksˈtet/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un groupe ou un ensemble de six personnes, interprètes ou objets considérés comme une unité, ou bien une œuvre musicale composée pour six musiciens.

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

  1. Group of six performersB2formalart

    A group of six musicians or singers who perform together.

    frsextuor

    • The jazz sextette played a lively set at the club.
    • She joined a vocal sextette that specializes in baroque music.
    • The sextette rehearsed for hours to perfect their harmony.

    Synonymessextet

  2. Set of six itemsC1formal

    A collection or group of six similar things considered as a unit.

    frEnsemble de six éléments

    • The artist created a sextette of paintings for the exhibition.
    • The collection includes a sextette of rare stamps.
    • A sextette of essays explores different aspects of the topic.

    Synonymessestetsextetsix

  3. Group of six peopleC1formal

    Six people considered together as a unit.

    frGroupe de six personnes

    • The sextette of friends met every year for a reunion.
    • A sextette of scientists collaborated on the research project.
    • The committee was reduced to a sextette after two members resigned.

    Synonymeshalf-dozensextetsixsixsome

  4. Musical composition for sixB2formalart

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

    frsextuor

    • The composer's new sextette premiered at the concert hall.
    • They performed a beautiful sextette by Brahms.
    • The sextette features intricate interplay between the instruments.

    Synonymessextet

Formes
  • sextettes plural form
  • sextettes' possessive plural form
  • sextette's possessive singular form