Meanings of assai in English

The tempo, marked in both editions, lento assai, is fast.

The first movement is marked allegro non assai (quick, but not too quick).

Brama assai, poco spera, e nulla chiede.

Höel arrives, bearing the rescued Dinorah, and sings to her an exquisite romance ("Sei vendicata assai").

It was made, we found, from the fruit of the assai palm, which our hostess, Illora, showed us.

There are three movements: a grand opening Allegro assai; an Andante; and a concluding Allegro that incorporates some cleverly-worked counterpoint.

Dante's Angel of Purity welcomes wayfarers upon the Pilgrim Mount "in voce assai più che la nostra, viva."

Another palm, the assai, afforded us an abundance of berries, about the size of a cranberry, and of a dark brown colour.

Selecting an "assai" palm of about nine inches diameter, across the creek, I took steady aim and fired four bullets.

A palm called the "assai" has a small sloe-like fruit which produces a similar beverage-thickand creamy, and of a fine plum colour.

In all the Portuguese settlements the "assai" is a favourite drink, and is taken along with cassava bread, as we use milk or coffee.

General Wellesley complained, after the battle of Assai, of "Sindhia's English officers."

Its Cash & Carry segment includes the brand Assai.

Assai Palm (Euterpe oleracea).

"It is surely an Assai palm," said Summerlee.

Iabrudi also said GPA has seen better-than-expected results from turning its Extra hypermarkets into Assai cash-and-carry stores and is accelerating investments in those conversions.