metronome in Greek
metronome in Greek is μετρονόμος — metronome means a device that produces a regular ticking beat to help musicians keep time while practising.
metronome in Greek
μετρονόμος
Pronounced: metronomos
(music) A device, containing an inverted pendulum, used to mark time by means of regular ticks at adjustable intervals; an electronic equivalent that emits flashes.
What does "metronome" mean?
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noun A device that produces a regular ticking beat to help musicians keep time while practising.
"She practised her scales with the metronome set to a slow tempo."
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metronome in a sentence
- She practised her scales with the metronome set to a slow tempo.
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What is "metronome" in Greek?
"metronome" in Greek is μετρονόμος. metronome means: A device that produces a regular ticking beat to help musicians keep time while practising.
How do you pronounce μετρονόμος?
"metronome" in Greek is μετρονόμος, pronounced "metronomos".
How do you use "metronome" in a sentence?
Example: "She practised her scales with the metronome set to a slow tempo." In Greek, "metronome" is μετρονόμος.
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