fugue in Chinese
fugue in Chinese is 賦格 — fugue means a musical composition in which a melody is introduced by one voice and then echoed and layered by others.
fugue in Chinese
賦格
Pronounced: fù gé
(music) A contrapuntal piece of music wherein a particular melody is played in a number of voices, each voice introduced in turn by playing the melody.
What does "fugue" mean?
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noun A musical composition in which a melody is introduced by one voice and then echoed and layered by others.
"Bach's fugues are famous for their intricate, interweaving melodies."
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noun A dissociative state in which a person may travel or act without full awareness, sometimes forgetting their identity.
"Doctors described his sudden disappearance as a dissociative fugue."
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fugue in a sentence
- Bach's fugues are famous for their intricate, interweaving melodies.
- Doctors described his sudden disappearance as a dissociative fugue.
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What is "fugue" in Chinese?
"fugue" in Chinese is 賦格. fugue means: A musical composition in which a melody is introduced by one voice and then echoed and layered by others.
How do you pronounce 賦格?
"fugue" in Chinese is 賦格, pronounced "fù gé".
How do you use "fugue" in a sentence?
Example: "Bach's fugues are famous for their intricate, interweaving melodies." In Chinese, "fugue" is 賦格.
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