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Definition of ensemble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicgroup of musicians performing together
- The ensemble played beautifully at the concert.
2.
wholeall parts considered together as a whole
- The ensemble of details created a masterpiece.
3.
fashioncoordinated outfit or set of clothes
- She wore a stunning ensemble to the party.
Adjective
1.
actingfeaturing equal roles for all performers
- The ensemble cast shared the spotlight equally.
2.
artsshowing harmony in group performance
- The ensemble performance was praised for its unity.
Images of ensemble
coordinated outfit or set of clothes
Expressions with ensemble
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group of buildings planned or viewed as one harmonious designed whole
The old town forms an architectural ensemble protected by heritage laws.
group of musicians playing only instruments together as one unit
The instrumental ensemble rehearsed the new piece without any singers.
group of musicians who regularly play or sing together
The musical ensemble rehearsed every evening before the festival.
group of singers performing together with or without instrumental support
The vocal ensemble rehearsed every evening before the concert.
group of musicians playing string instruments
The string ensemble performed beautifully at the concert.
group of musicians playing mainly wind and percussion instruments together
The university wind ensemble performed a new piece by a local composer.
complete outfit or set of clothes
She wore a vintage tout ensemble to the gala..
Origin of ensemble
French, ensemble (together)
Terms with ensemble included in their meaning
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performers
band or ensemble that performs music
performance
ensemble of actors and crew for theater
ensemble
band with brass and percussion instruments
ensemble
musical group with woodwind, brass, and percussion playing light music
fusion
ensemble exploring jazz fusion
instruments
ensemble playing brass, woodwind, and percussion
ensemble seating
orchestra section of small bowed strings that often play melodies
musical group
ensemble with piano, violin, and cello
music
ensemble featuring steel pans and percussion
band lineup
group of musicians playing trumpets in an ensemble
ensemble
part of the Mao suit ensemble
stage ensemble
group of musicians playing steel drums
stage ensemble
group of five musicians playing string instruments
ensemble playing
woodwind tube with bottom F₄, higher pitch than alto type
politics
ensemble of moderate political parties
performance
modern ensemble specializing in performing Baroque music with historical style
music
woman performing in a musical ensemble
music
leader of an opera chorus or ensemble
band member
person who performs or writes jazz, often in an ensemble
small ensemble
group or set of eight items
live ensemble
group of seven musicians
small ensemble
group of seven people or things
music ensemble
group of five players performing together on wind instruments
Examples of ensemble in a sentence
An ensemble of talented musicians gathered for the festival. The ensemble of voices created harmony. An ensemble of colors made the painting vibrant. Her ensemble was perfect for the gala. He chose a casual ensemble for the outing. The film featured an ensemble performance by the actors.
The ensemble approach allowed every musician to shine. The ensemble cast delivered a flawless performance. Their ensemble work was noted for its cohesion.
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- French:ensemble, collectif, ...
- German:Ensemble, gleichberechtigt, ...
- Italian:ensemble, corale, ...
- Spanish:conjunto, en conjunto, ...
- Portuguese:conjunto, coral, ...
- Chinese:乐团, 群戏的, ...
- Japanese:アンサンブル, 全員参加の, ...
- Arabic:فِرْقَة مُوسِيقِيَّة, جماعي, ...
- Hebrew:אַנְסַמְבֵּל, אַנְסַמְבְּלִי, ...
- Russian:ансамбль, ансамблевый, ...
- Ukrainian:ансамбль, ансамблевий, ...
- Hindi:वाद्यवृंद, सामूहिक, ...
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