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saraband

/ˈsær.ə.bænd/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее медленный, величественный придворный танец, популярный в 17-18 веках, или музыка, написанная для этого танца.

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noun

/ˈsær.ə.bænd/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее медленный, величественный придворный танец, популярный в 17-18 веках, или музыка, написанная для этого танца.

A noun referring to a slow, stately court dance popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, or the music composed for this dance.

  1. A slow, stately danceC1formalart

    A slow, stately court dance in triple meter, popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, originating in Spain.

    ruМедленный, величественный танец

    • The dancers performed a graceful saraband at the royal ball.
    • The saraband was a favorite dance of the French court.
    • She studied the intricate steps of the saraband for her recital.
  2. Music for the danceC1formalart

    A piece of music composed for or in the style of the saraband dance, typically in slow triple time.

    ruМузыка для танца

    • The composer wrote a beautiful saraband for the string quartet.
    • The saraband from the suite was played with great solemnity.
    • He practiced the saraband on the harpsichord for hours.
Формы
  • sarabands plural form
  • sarabands' possessive plural form
  • saraband's possessive singular form