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solo in Dutch

solo in Dutch is alleen, solo, een solo spelen — solo means a piece of music, or a section of one, performed by a single musician.

solo in Dutch

alleen
adj
Without a companion or instructor.
solo
adj
(music) Of, or relating to, a musical solo.
solo
noun
een solo spelen
verb
(music) To perform a solo.
solo
verb
To perform something in the absence of anyone else.

What does "solo" mean?

  1. noun A piece of music, or a section of one, performed by a single musician.
    "The guitarist ripped into a blistering solo halfway through the song."
  2. adjective Done by one person alone, without a partner or companion.
    "She made her first solo flight after twenty hours of lessons."
  3. verb To do something by yourself, without help or company.
    "The pilot soloed for the first time that afternoon."
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solo in a sentence

  • The guitarist ripped into a blistering solo halfway through the song.
  • She made her first solo flight after twenty hours of lessons.
  • He's planning a solo trip across South America.
  • The pilot soloed for the first time that afternoon.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "solo" in Dutch?

"solo" in Dutch is alleen, solo, een solo spelen. solo means: A piece of music, or a section of one, performed by a single musician.

How do you use "solo" in a sentence?

Example: "The guitarist ripped into a blistering solo halfway through the song." In Dutch, "solo" is alleen, solo, een solo spelen.

Are there other ways to say "solo" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "solo": alleen, solo, een solo spelen.

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