Vocab Bloom Hub

ensemble

/ɒnˈsɒm.bəl/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um grupo de pessoas, objetos ou partes considerados como um todo, muito usado no contexto da música, do teatro ou da moda.

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noun

/ɒnˈsɒm.bəl/B2formalart
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um grupo de pessoas, objetos ou partes considerados como um todo, muito usado no contexto da música, do teatro ou da moda.

A noun referring to a group of items, performers, or parts that are considered together as a whole, often used in the context of music, theater, or fashion.

  1. Group of performersB1formalart

    A group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together.

    ptConjunto

    • The jazz ensemble played a beautiful melody.
    • She joined the school's drama ensemble for the play.
    • The dance ensemble performed a traditional folk routine.

    Sinônimosbandcastchoruscompanygrouporchestratroupe

  2. Coordinated outfitB1formal

    A set of clothes that are worn together and match or complement each other.

    ptConjunto

    • She wore a stylish ensemble of a blazer and trousers.
    • His ensemble for the party included a silk tie and matching shoes.
    • The bride's wedding ensemble was elegant and simple.

    Sinônimosgetupoutfitrigsetsuitturnout

  3. Collection of itemsB2formal

    A group of items that are considered together as a whole.

    ptConjunto

    • The museum displayed an ensemble of ancient artifacts.
    • The furniture ensemble included a table, chairs, and a cabinet.
    • The ensemble of tools was carefully arranged in the workshop.

    Sinônimosarrayassemblageassortmentcollectiongroupsetsuite

Formas
  • ensembles plural form
  • ensembles' possessive plural form
  • ensemble's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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