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Meanings of
leitmotif
in inglés
ruso
лейтмотив
portugués
leitmotiv
español
leitmotiv
catalán
leitmotiv
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Short, constantly recurring musical phrase, associated with a particular person, idea, or situation.
leitmotiv
Related terms
musical term
musical form
español
leitmotiv
Sinónimos
Examples for "
leitmotiv
"
leitmotiv
Examples for "
leitmotiv
"
1
Like a Second City
leitmotiv
witnesses refused to come forward.
2
It traces the
leitmotiv
of the myth of America's newness, and the secondary myth of nature.
3
We prefer to make it, if you will, the
leitmotiv
which is to accompany all our explanations.
4
The "eat first" ritual reoccurs like a
leitmotiv
in the business world of the Outfit.
5
His famous
leitmotiv
is an attempt to give personality to his characters by something beyond theatrical expedients and light effect.
Usage of
leitmotif
in inglés
1
The tightrope walker balancing between life and death is the novel's
leitmotif
.
2
A concern about figuring things out runs through his conversation like a
leitmotif
.
3
Cadwallader Golden of Colonial fame, in red velvet, furnishes sole
leitmotif
.
4
Love is the
leitmotif
of nature's symphonic suite, the theme of nature's song.
5
The
leitmotif
was all about combat: skulls, swords, iron crosses.
6
Immaturity is becoming the dominant note of his presidency, lack of self-control his
leitmotif
.
7
Then she touches the strings lightly, coaxing an eerie, familiar
leitmotif
from her instrument.
8
Then nothing, except the distant barrel-organ
leitmotif
of the fairground.
9
Over the next two days, this becomes a
leitmotif
.
10
The soundtrack switched to another familiar
leitmotif
,
the frenetic opening bars of "Wipeout."
11
Communist symbols such as the red star and the hammer and sickle have been a
leitmotif
.
12
The
leitmotif
being unpretentiousness, easy-mannered professionalism and graciousness.
13
Zhang makes the chrysanthemum the film's visual
leitmotif
.
14
The main themes of "Wishful Drinking," aside from the overarching substance abuse
leitmotif
,
are not surprising.
15
In the documentary, author Erica Jong dismisses the film's
leitmotif
,
the throat clitoris, as a ridiculous male fantasy.
16
Time and time again, the common
leitmotif
heard in the declaiming voices is, That's not what happened to me.
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leitmotif
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
familiar leitmotif
become a leitmotif
common leitmotif
geometric leitmotif
inviolate leitmotif
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Translations for
leitmotif
ruso
лейтмотив
portugués
leitmotiv
motivo
español
leitmotiv
leitmotif
motivo
leit motiv
leit-motiv
catalán
leitmotiv
leitmotivs
motiu
Leitmotif
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