tempo in Greek
tempo in Greek is ρυθμός — tempo means the speed at which a piece of music is played, or the beat that sets that speed.
tempo in Greek
ρυθμός
Pronounced: rythmos
What does "tempo" mean?
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noun The speed at which a piece of music is played, or the beat that sets that speed.
"The conductor picked up the tempo for the final movement."
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noun The overall pace or rhythm of an activity or event.
"The team needs to raise the tempo if they want to win this game."
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tempo in a sentence
- The conductor picked up the tempo for the final movement.
- This song has a slow, relaxed tempo.
- The team needs to raise the tempo if they want to win this game.
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What is "tempo" in Greek?
"tempo" in Greek is ρυθμός. tempo means: The speed at which a piece of music is played, or the beat that sets that speed.
How do you pronounce ρυθμός?
"tempo" in Greek is ρυθμός, pronounced "rythmos".
How do you use "tempo" in a sentence?
Example: "The conductor picked up the tempo for the final movement." In Greek, "tempo" is ρυθμός.
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