concert
41concert — con•cert n., adj. [[t]ˈkɒn sɜrt, sərt[/t]] v. [[t]kənˈsɜrt[/t]] n. 1) mad a public performance of music or dancing 2) agreement of two or more individuals in a design or plan; combined action; accord or harmony 3) mad designed for or performing… …
42concert — I. noun Etymology: French, from Italian concerto, from concertare Date: 1571 1. agreement in design or plan ; union formed by mutual communication of opinion and views 2. obsolete musical harmony ; concord 3. a public performance (as of music or… …
43concert — noun kɒnsət 1》 a musical performance given in public, typically of several compositions. 2》 formal agreement; harmony. ↘Law joint action, especially in committing a crime. verb kən sə:t formal arrange by mutual agreement or coordination.… …
44concert — noun a concert at Woolsey Hall featuring a pianist from Estonia in concert Syn: musical performance, show, production, presentation; recital; informal gig …
45concert — n 1. symphony, philharmonic, popular concert, pops; performance, show, Sl. gig; festival, rock festival; hootenanny, sing along, sing in; musicale; concerto; recital; Inf. jam session; serenade, aubade. 2. agreement, accordance, correspondence,… …
46concert — noun 1. /ˈkɒnsət / (say konsuht) a. a public performance, usually by two or more musicians. b. a solo recital. c. a series of individual items not necessarily all musical, as in a school concert. 2. /ˈkɒnsɜt / (say konsert), /ˈkɒnsət / (say… …
47concert A — /kɒnsət ˈeɪ/ (say konsuht ay) noun the note to which concert performers tune their instruments. See concert pitch (def. 1) …
48concèrt — councert m. concert > Un concèrt de musica classica …
49concert — con|cert [ kɔnsət] vgl. ↑in concert …
50concert — nm. akoo <accord> (Albanais) ; êssinblyo <ensemble, harmonie> (001) ; korâla <chorale> (Annecy) ; konsêê <séance musicale> (001, Arvillard, FON., PPA.). A1) ladv., de concert, conjointement, avec entente : tô t êssinblyo… …
