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Definition of lento - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
music directionTECH. played at a slow rate, as instruction on written scoresTECH.
- The conductor asked for the adagio section to be lento.
Adverb
1.
musicTECH. in a slow tempoTECH.
- The orchestra played the symphony lento to emphasize emotion..
2.
very slowRare performed slowly outside of musicRare
- He walked lento, enjoying the scenery.
Noun
musicTECH. tempo mark indicating very slow speedTECH.
- The symphony begins with a lento.
Origin of lento
Italian, lento (slow)
Examples of lento in a sentence
The pianist practiced the lento passages separately for better control. The piece was performed lento, creating a somber mood. The conductor instructed the musicians to play lento. She painted lento, savoring each brushstroke. The old man moved lento, taking in every detail. The orchestra played a piece marked as lento.
Her favorite part of the concert was the lento.
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- French:lent, lentement, ...
- German:lento, in langsamem Tempo, ...
- Italian:lento, lentamente, ...
- Spanish:lento, despacio, ...
- Portuguese:lento, lentamente, ...
- Chinese:缓慢的, 缓慢地, ...
- Japanese:レントの, ゆっくりと, ...
- Arabic:بَطيء, بِإِيقَاعٍ بَطِيء, ...
- Hebrew:לֶנְטוֹ, באיטיות, ...
- Russian:медленный, медленно, ...
- Ukrainian:повільний, повільно, ...
- Hindi:धीमा, धीमी गति से, ...
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