basso profundo
ˈbæsoʊ proʊˈfʌndoʊ
Definition

Definition of basso profundo - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
singer typeRaremale singer with a very low bass voiceRare
  • The choir's basso profundo resonated deeply during the concert..
contrabass
2.
musicRarevery deep bass voiceRare
  • His basso profundo resonated throughout the concert hall.
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Origin of basso profundo

Italian, basso (low, bass) + profondo (deep, profound)

Examples of basso profundo in a sentence

  • The basso profundo added depth to the choir's performance.
  • His basso profundo was perfect for the opera's villain role.

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  1. French:basso profundo, basse profonde, ...
  2. German:Basso Profundo, Basso Profondo, ...
  3. Italian:basso profondo, voce di basso profondo, ...
  4. Spanish:bajo grave, ...
  5. Portuguese:baixo, voz de baixo profundo, ...
  6. Chinese:低音男歌手, 深沉男低音, ...
  7. Japanese:バッソ・プロフォンド, ...
  8. Arabic:باسو بروفوندو, صوت جَهِير عَمِيق, ...
  9. Hebrew:בַּסוֹ פְּרוֹפוּנְדוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:очень низкий бас, глубокий бас, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дуже низький бас, ...
  12. Hindi:बासो प्रोफुंडो, गहरी बास आवाज, ...
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