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unison

/ˈjuː.nɪ.sən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'accord total ou de conformité, une action simultanée, ou, en musique, le fait pour plusieurs voix ou instruments de jouer la même note ou d'évoluer à l'unisson.

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noun

/ˈjuː.nɪ.sən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état d'accord total ou de conformité, une action simultanée, ou, en musique, le fait pour plusieurs voix ou instruments de jouer la même note ou d'évoluer à l'unisson.

A noun referring to a state of exact agreement or correspondence, simultaneous occurrence, or, in music, the sounding of two or more notes at the same pitch or in octaves.

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  1. Exact correspondenceB2formal

    A state of being in complete agreement or harmony.

    frunisson (accord parfait)

    • The committee acted in perfect unison on the decision.
    • Their thoughts were in unison regarding the new policy.
    • The team worked in unison to achieve the goal.

    Synonymesaccordagreementconcordconcurrenceconsensusharmonyunity

    Antonymesconflictdisagreementdiscorddisharmonydissonance

  2. Simultaneous actionB2formal

    The act of occurring together or at the same time.

    frunisson

    • The dancers moved in unison across the stage.
    • The crowd cheered in unison as the winner was announced.
    • The machines operated in unison to produce the parts.

    Synonymescoincidenceconcomitanceconcurrencesynchronism

  3. Musical harmonyB2formalart

    The simultaneous performance of two or more sounds at the same pitch or in octaves.

    frunisson

    • The choir sang in perfect unison during the hymn.
    • The violins played the melody in unison.
    • The piece begins with the instruments in unison before diverging.
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