dim.
dɪm
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Definition of dim. - Reverso English Dictionary

Abbreviation

abr: diminuendoTECH.music term for gradually getting quieterTECH.
  • The score says dim. at the end of the piece.
  • The conductor signaled dim. in measure 12.
  • Watch for dim. after the chorus.
diminuendo
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Origin of dim.

Latin dimidium (half)

Terms with dim. included in their meaning

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gloomyadj.
dark place
not very illuminated, dim and depressing
dimlyadv.
unclearly
in a dim indistinct manner
dimlyadv.
faintly lit
with a dim light
light
faint light or dim glow
lighting
having dim or subdued lighting for ambiance
evening
having soft dim light like dusk
vision
made dim or blurry in appearance
indication
brief or dim indication

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  5. Portuguese:dim., ...
  6. Chinese:渐弱, ...
  7. Japanese:dim., ...
  8. Arabic:تَضاؤُل, ...
  9. Hebrew:דִּימִינוּאֶנְדוֹ, ...
  10. Russian:диминуэндо, ...
  11. Ukrainian:димінуендо, ...
  12. Hindi:धीरे-धीरे धीमा, ...
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