Definition of harmonise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
agreementtr. Rare UK make different elements work together smoothlytr. Rare UK
- The team needs to harmonise their efforts.
2.
musictr./intr. TECH. UK create harmony in music by writing or performingtr./intr. TECH. UK
- The choir will harmonise the new song.
Origin of harmonise
Greek, harmonia (harmony)
Examples of harmonise in a sentence
Efforts to harmonise the policies are underway. The musicians harmonise their instruments for the concert. She can harmonise any tune effortlessly.
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- French:harmoniser, accorder, ...
- German:harmonisieren, ...
- Italian:armonizzare, creare armonia, ...
- Spanish:armonizar, crear armonía, ...
- Portuguese:harmonizar, criar harmonia, ...
- Chinese:协调, 配和声, ...
- Japanese:調和させる, ハーモナイズする, ...
- Arabic:وَفَّقَ, تناغَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַאֵם, לְהַרְמוֹנֵן, ...
- Russian:согласовать, сочинять в гармонии, ...
- Ukrainian:гармонізувати, створювати гармонію, ...
- Hindi:समन्वयित करना, सामंजस्य बनाना, ...
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