tenor in Chinese
tenor in Chinese is 男高音 — tenor means a male singing voice higher than baritone and bass, or a singer with that voice.
tenor in Chinese
男高音
Pronounced: nán gāo yīn
(music) A musical range or section higher than bass and lower than alto.
What does "tenor" mean?
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noun A male singing voice higher than baritone and bass, or a singer with that voice.
"The tenor hit a stunning high note in the final act."
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noun The general tone, mood, or direction of something said or written.
"The tenor of the meeting turned tense once budgets were mentioned."
tenor in a sentence
- The tenor hit a stunning high note in the final act.
- The tenor of the meeting turned tense once budgets were mentioned.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "tenor" in Chinese?
"tenor" in Chinese is 男高音. tenor means: A male singing voice higher than baritone and bass, or a singer with that voice.
How do you pronounce 男高音?
"tenor" in Chinese is 男高音, pronounced "nán gāo yīn".
How do you use "tenor" in a sentence?
Example: "The tenor hit a stunning high note in the final act." In Chinese, "tenor" is 男高音.
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