techno
ˈtɛknəʊ
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Definition of techno - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

musicelectronic dance music with repetitive beats
  • Techno is popular in nightclubs worldwide.
  • He loves dancing to techno at festivals.
  • Techno music blared from the speakers all night.
EDM electronic music
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Expressions with techno

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electronic dance music with repetitive beats and synthesized sounds
Techno music filled the club with energy.
techno offshoot with rapid pace and harsh, clipped rhythm
They played hardcore techno all night, and the tempo never slowed.

Origin of techno

Greek, tekhnē (art, skill)

Terms with techno included in their meaning

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techno-telepath
person with ability to read electronic signals
music
subgenre of house music with techno elements
dance scene
techno offshoot with rapid pace and harsh, clipped rhythm

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  10. Russian:техно, ...
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