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Meanings of aria in English
Musical piece for a single voice as part of a larger work.
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Usage of aria in English
1
In a public trial, Hildegunde pleads their case in a stirring aria.
2
I was convinced the aria would, at some point, have simply stopped.
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This story was updated on 27 February to include details about aria.
4
The piece-someoperatic aria-wassung in a way to thrill the soul.
5
All Randy heard was a mockingbird tuning up for his morning aria.
6
Salimberri and Astrea shall sing an aria and the house be dismissed.
7
This first aria. He begins to play, and she rolls her shoulders.
8
There was a lyrical aria, Parisian and melancholy, a woman softly singing.
9
And she sang through the famous aria as the maid came in again.
10
Bettichino's strongest aria would come right before it, but Bettichino would be heard!
11
Nota bene, what has always seemed unnatural in an aria are the asides.
12
You will find in it the aria I wrote for Madlle.
13
In short, far-fetched or pedantic expressions are always inappropriate in a pleasing aria.
14
It is true it is very unpleasant at the conclusion of an aria.
15
Aria wasn't quite sure why she'd come to the benefit at all.
16
Apparently, Aria's refusal to help free the panthers was grounds for abandonment.
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Aria across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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