alto in Irish
alto in Irish is alt, cuach — alto means a singing voice or vocal part that sits between tenor and soprano.
alto in Irish
alt
cuach
What does "alto" mean?
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noun A singing voice or vocal part that sits between tenor and soprano.
"She sang alto in the church choir."
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noun A singer or instrument that performs this part, such as an alto saxophone.
"He switched from tenor sax to alto for the jazz set."
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alto in a sentence
- She sang alto in the church choir.
- He switched from tenor sax to alto for the jazz set.
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What is "alto" in Irish?
"alto" in Irish is alt, cuach. alto means: A singing voice or vocal part that sits between tenor and soprano.
How do you use "alto" in a sentence?
Example: "She sang alto in the church choir." In Irish, "alto" is alt, cuach.
Are there other ways to say "alto" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "alto": alt, cuach.
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