largo
laʁɡo
Definition
Definition of largo - Reverso French Dictionary
Adverb
musiqueTECH. très lentement, indique le tempo d'exécution d'un morceau musicalTECH.
- Cette sonate doit être jouée largo pour exprimer toute sa mélancolie.
Noun, masculine
musique classiqueTECH. morceau de musique joué à un tempo très lentTECH.
- Le largo de cette sonate dure plus de dix minutes.
Origin of largo
italien, largo (large) venant de l'ancien italien / latin largus (abondant)
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Examples of largo in a sentence
Dans ce passage, le violon solo entre largo avant l'accélération générale. Le chef a choisi un largo pour ouvrir le concert. Ce largo pour cordes crée une atmosphère de profonde méditation.
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- English:largo, ...
- German:largo, Largo, ...
- Italian:largo, ...
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- Chinese:极慢地, 拉尔戈, ...
- Japanese:ラルゴで, ラルゴ, ...
- Arabic:بِبُطْءٍ شَدِيد, لارغو, ...
- Hebrew:לָארְגוֹ, לַרְגּוֹ, ...
- Russian:ларго, медленная часть, ...
- Ukrainian:ларґо, ларго, ...
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