accompaniment in Japanese
accompaniment in Japanese is 伴奏 — accompaniment means music played to support a main singer or instrument.
accompaniment in Japanese
伴奏
Pronounced: bansō
(music) A part, usually performed by instruments, that gives support or adds to the background in music, or adds for ornamentation; also, the harmony of a figured bass.
What does "accompaniment" mean?
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noun Music played to support a main singer or instrument.
"The pianist provided a gentle accompaniment to the violin solo."
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noun Something that goes along with or complements a main thing.
"Rice makes a perfect accompaniment to a spicy curry."
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accompaniment in a sentence
- The pianist provided a gentle accompaniment to the violin solo.
- She sang without any accompaniment at all.
- Rice makes a perfect accompaniment to a spicy curry.
- A good wine list is a welcome accompaniment to any restaurant menu.
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What is "accompaniment" in Japanese?
"accompaniment" in Japanese is 伴奏. accompaniment means: Music played to support a main singer or instrument.
How do you pronounce 伴奏?
"accompaniment" in Japanese is 伴奏, pronounced "bansō".
How do you use "accompaniment" in a sentence?
Example: "The pianist provided a gentle accompaniment to the violin solo." In Japanese, "accompaniment" is 伴奏.
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