syncoper
sɛ̃kɔpe
Definition Conjugation
Definition of syncoper - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
musiquetr. TECH. déplacer l'accent rythmique du temps fort vers le temps faibletr. TECH.
- Le musicien syncope cette mesure pour créer un effet rythmique.
2.
médicalintr. TECH. perdre connaissance de façon brève et soudaineintr. TECH.
- Elle a syncopé à cause de la chaleur excessive.
Origin of syncoper
latin, syncopare (couper ensemble)
Examples of syncoper in a sentence
Ils ont appris à syncoper la mélodie pendant le cours. Il a soudainement syncopé lors de la course. Elle a failli syncoper en entendant la nouvelle.
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- English:syncopate, faint, ...
- German:synkopieren, ohnmächtig werden, ...
- Italian:sincopeggiare, svenire, ...
- Spanish:sincopar, desmayarse, ...
- Portuguese:sincopar, desmaiar, ...
- Chinese:切分, 晕厥, ...
- Japanese:シンコペーションする, 失神する, ...
- Arabic:ركّب السنقوبية, أغمي عليه, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַנְקֵּפֵּ, לְהִתְעַלֵּף, ...
- Russian:синкопировать, упасть в обморок, ...
- Ukrainian:синкопувати, знепритомніти, ...
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