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Meanings of crescendo in English
Catalan
apujar-se Usage of crescendo in English
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It will come to a crescendo today when the team plays Portugal.
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Things crescendo to the point where the trio must interview personal bodyguards.
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As I mentioned earlier, his Imax sequences are wonders of crescendo action.
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He leads up to his crisis with a gradual crescendo of emotion.
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The crescendo pedal, as it is called, is little used in England.
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We musicians can feel the crescendo coming from the first mounting bars.
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He felt the forces within him reach a crescendo at that moment.
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A chorus of violas churning away together in a long, distant crescendo.
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Whilst Barkilphedro spoke, Gwynplaine, in a crescendo of stupor, remembered the past.
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Rome had been watching a crescendo that had mounted with the years.
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Hackworth spilled into the room abruptly as the drumming reached a crescendo.
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On he sang, until finally the song rose to a triumphant crescendo:
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Her voice had a crescendo of vehemence up to this last name.
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They may make a fine crescendo with it, but that is all.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest The show built towards a crescendo of fantastical eveningwear.
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Begin single tones piano, make a long crescendo and return to piano.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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