recital in Greek
recital in Greek is ρεσιτάλ — recital means a performance, especially of music or poetry, given by one performer or a small group.
recital in Greek
ρεσιτάλ
Pronounced: resital
A vocal, instrumental or visual performance by a soloist.
What does "recital" mean?
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noun A performance, especially of music or poetry, given by one performer or a small group.
"She played Chopin at her piano recital."
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noun A detailed account or telling of a story or set of events.
"His recital of the accident matched what the witnesses said."
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recital in a sentence
- She played Chopin at her piano recital.
- The students gave a poetry recital at the end of term.
- His recital of the accident matched what the witnesses said.
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What is "recital" in Greek?
"recital" in Greek is ρεσιτάλ. recital means: A performance, especially of music or poetry, given by one performer or a small group.
How do you pronounce ρεσιτάλ?
"recital" in Greek is ρεσιτάλ, pronounced "resital".
How do you use "recital" in a sentence?
Example: "She played Chopin at her piano recital." In Greek, "recital" is ρεσιτάλ.
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