musical in Greek
musical in Greek is μουσικός, μιούζικαλ — musical means relating to music, or produced by music.
musical in Greek
μουσικός
Pronounced: mousikos
μιούζικαλ
Pronounced: miouzikal
A stage performance, show or film that involves singing, dancing and musical numbers performed by the cast as well as acting.
What does "musical" mean?
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adj Relating to music, or produced by music.
"The film has a strong musical score that carries much of the emotion."
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adj Pleasant-sounding, like music; melodious.
"Her voice had a musical quality that made even ordinary sentences sound like song."
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noun A stage show or film built around songs and dance numbers performed by the cast.
"They took the kids to see a West End musical for their birthday."
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musical in a sentence
- The film has a strong musical score that carries much of the emotion.
- Her voice had a musical quality that made even ordinary sentences sound like song.
- They took the kids to see a West End musical for their birthday.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "musical" in Greek?
"musical" in Greek is μουσικός, μιούζικαλ. musical means: Relating to music, or produced by music.
How do you pronounce μουσικός?
"musical" in Greek is μουσικός, pronounced "mousikos".
How do you use "musical" in a sentence?
Example: "The film has a strong musical score that carries much of the emotion." In Greek, "musical" is μουσικός, μιούζικαλ.
Are there other ways to say "musical" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "musical": μουσικός, μιούζικαλ.
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