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Significats de interlude en anglès
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interludi A brief show (music or dance etc) inserted between the sections of a longer performance.
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interludi Short, instrumental piece of music that links movements of a larger work.
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Examples for "intermezzo"
Examples for "intermezzo"
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Between these two movements comes an intermezzo of strongly marked Scotch tone.
2
The third ballad is marked intermezzo, and has the character of a scherzo.
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Well knit, the passionate intermezzo has the true dramatic Chopin ring.
4
In the Idyll the refrain is an accompaniment, in the Song it is an intermezzo.
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Puccini has followed his confrères of the concentrated agony school in introducing an orchestral intermezzo.
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The flowers and the note were delivered in the first entr'acte.
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The entr'acte was nearly over when the door opened and two gentlemen stumbled over Mr. Lipscomb's legs.
3
At last the act ended; the entr'acte elapsed; the play went on again-andstill the seat was empty.
4
The entr'acte was over.
5
During the entr'acte he stood up and surveyed the house from pit to gallery, as if he wanted to be seen.
Ús de interlude en anglès
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Mr Ibrahim would then disappear and another long interlude would take place.
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It was hardly the time or place for such a private interlude.
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But that brief interlude of near sleep was long enough for Caramon.
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July might offer a romantic interlude for singles, but keep it light.
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And she wondered at this curious interlude in their moment of parting.
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They had had it, as Lenin said, in the brief Kerensky interlude.
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This was the briefest interlude before the moment of his triumphant entrance.
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Then there came a startling and in its way a dramatic interlude.
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During this functional interlude, he called Nancy and arranged to meet early.
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The only interlude to the daily round is shortly after sweeping cells.
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Presently there was an interlude, provided by the advent of the landlady.
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The interlude of fever had changed his views and enlarged his consciousness.
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An utterly wholesome and rather poignant interlude, in the Regent's shameful career.
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She was much clearer and saner for the little interlude with Rush.
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Think of this interlude as the OBO equivalent of the Shipping Forescast.
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The light music of whisky falling into glasses made an agreeable interlude.
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