Definition of encore - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
extra pieceadditional performance or piece
- She played an encore that was not on the original program..
2.
performanceaudience's call for a repeat performance
- The crowd's encore was deafening.
Verb
1.
requesttr. ask for an extra performancetr.
- The audience encored the band after the final song.
2.
performanceintr. perform an extra piece after the main showintr.
- The singer encored with her most popular song.
Expressions with encore
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perform again after the main event
The band decided to give an encore after the loud applause.
performing again after the main performance
The band played their hit song as an encore.
Origin of encore
French, encore (again)
Terms with encore included in their meaning
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performance
encore request for repetition
Examples of encore in a sentence
The band returned to the stage for an encore. The band returned for an encore after the applause. The singer's encore was the highlight of the night. Fans encored the singer for another ballad. The crowd encored the comedian for more jokes. The band encored with a classic hit.
Fans cheered until the artist encored again.
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- French:rappel, encourager, ...
- German:Zugabe, um eine Zugabe bitten, ...
- Italian:bis, richiedere il bis, ...
- Spanish:bis, pedir, ...
- Portuguese:bis, pedir bis, ...
- Chinese:返场曲目, 再演, ...
- Japanese:アンコール, アンコールを求める, ...
- Arabic:عَرْض إِضافِي, طَلَبَ إِعادة العَرض, ...
- Hebrew:אַנְקוֹר, לִקְרֹא לְהַדְרָן, ...
- Russian:на бис, просить на бис, ...
- Ukrainian:на біс, вимагати, ...
- Hindi:पुनर्प्रस्तुति, अतिरिक्त प्रदर्शन के लिए अनुरोध करना, ...
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