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Meanings of duet in English
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Catalan
duet Wan Yui studies music performance at university. Due to an injury to her right arm, she is no longer able to play piano.
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Usage of duet in English
1
They sang it in duet to the soft accompaniment which she played.
2
A month after their heartwarming duet, Crosby died of a heart attack.
3
But I did follow you in the duet, I was so anxious.
4
His arrival had been unnoticed amid the tremendous resounding of the duet.
5
It was, of course, the male member of the duet who began.
6
A duet of admiration and amazement follows in a new, undulatory melody.
7
A dialogue duet follows, in which she accepts his protection and escort.
8
Promise; and we must sing that duet again, and sing it properly.'
9
The duet between Siegmund and Siegliende has made me shed copious tears.
10
We'd been asked by the French television show to perform a duet.
11
A duet follows between them, at the close of which Lucentio retires.
12
A tragedian and a secondary actor of renown had a duet together.
13
Kate sat at the piano, singing a fly-away duet with Miss Howard.
14
He recently collaborated with Lana Del Ray on duet 'Lust for Life'.
15
Then Anna Della Russo came up and joined her in a duet.
16
On the latter occasion Benedict played with him a duet of Mozart's.
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Duet through the time
Duet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common