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Meanings of accompaniment in inglês
A musical part (vocal or instrumental) that supports or provides background for other musical parts.
Musical parts which provide the rhythmic and/or harmonic support for the melody or main themes of a song or instrumental piece.
português
complemento espanhol
complemento Sinônimos
Examples for "complement"
Examples for "complement"
1
They involve economic, political and development activities that complement the military activity.
2
The two countries' economies, military capabilities and even demographics complement each other.
3
However, less is known about the role of complement during normal aging.
4
It's a really entrepreneurial culture to complement the research culture, she says.
5
This might complement future efforts to standardize MDR1 detection methods using RT-PCR.
Usage of accompaniment in inglês
1
Friendship, a dual relation; enmities an accompaniment of; constancy a requisite in.
2
The chords of the lute were struck in low and sweet accompaniment.
3
And beyond was the monotonous accompaniment of the sea on the rocks.
4
They sang it in duet to the soft accompaniment which she played.
5
The pounding of the chairman was a faint accompaniment to the clamour.
6
Rapid footsteps with an accompaniment of clinking spurs sounded in the hallway.
7
Is it true that MBV's music makes a good accompaniment to sex?
8
Performing these songs with guitar accompaniment was more common in Schubert's day.
9
And all the time her foot tapped accompaniment to the rag-time tune.
10
The pestilence which is the usual accompaniment of war was called influenza.
11
The whirring of the wheels made a pleasant accompaniment to his thoughts.
12
In the meantime, the play inside, with this wild accompaniment without, commenced.
13
Lyrics are banned, the gymnasts can use only the tune as accompaniment.
14
Gradually the accompaniment builds and around the midway mark becomes quite frenzied.
15
The result is kimchi, a pungent accompaniment to noodles or chicken broth.
16
The trouble and ceremony of such an accompaniment is no doubt disagreeable.
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Translations for accompaniment
russo
Accompaniment through the time
Accompaniment across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common