intermezzo in Greek
intermezzo in Greek is ιντερμέδιο, ιντερμέτζο — intermezzo means a brief piece of music or short act performed between parts of a longer show; an interlude in a theatrical performance.
intermezzo in Greek
ιντερμέδιο
Pronounced: idermedio
(music, arts) A short piece of music or act in the interval of the main spectacle; a theatrical interlude.
ιντερμέτζο
Pronounced: idermetzo
(music, arts) A short piece of music or act in the interval of the main spectacle; a theatrical interlude.
What does "intermezzo" mean?
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noun A brief piece of music or short act performed between parts of a longer show; an interlude in a theatrical performance.
"Thespis’ single actor served only to create an intermezzo between choral chants."
- noun A small refreshing dish or drink served between courses of a meal to clear the palate.
- noun A tactical move that breaks into the carrying-out of an existing plan.
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- Thespis’ single actor served only to create an intermezzo between choral chants.
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What is "intermezzo" in Greek?
"intermezzo" in Greek is ιντερμέδιο, ιντερμέτζο. intermezzo means: A brief piece of music or short act performed between parts of a longer show; an interlude in a theatrical performance.
How do you pronounce ιντερμέδιο?
"intermezzo" in Greek is ιντερμέδιο, pronounced "idermedio".
Are there other ways to say "intermezzo" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "intermezzo": ιντερμέδιο, ιντερμέτζο.
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