coda in Japanese
coda in Japanese is コーダ, 末尾子音 — coda means a passage that brings a piece of music to a close, added after the main structure has finished.
coda in Japanese
コーダ
Pronounced: kōda
(music) A passage that brings a movement or piece to a conclusion through prolongation.
末尾子音
(music) A passage that brings a movement or piece to a conclusion through prolongation.
What does "coda" mean?
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noun A passage that brings a piece of music to a close, added after the main structure has finished.
"The symphony ends with a quiet coda for strings alone."
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noun A concluding part of a book, film, speech or series of events that rounds it off or adds a final reflection.
"A short coda describes what became of the family twenty years later."
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noun The consonant or consonants that follow the vowel at the end of a syllable.
"In the word cats, the coda is the sequence ts."
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coda in a sentence
- The symphony ends with a quiet coda for strings alone.
- He repeated the theme once more in the coda.
- A short coda describes what became of the family twenty years later.
- The trial served as a grim coda to the whole affair.
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What is "coda" in Japanese?
"coda" in Japanese is コーダ, 末尾子音. coda means: A passage that brings a piece of music to a close, added after the main structure has finished.
How do you pronounce コーダ?
"coda" in Japanese is コーダ, pronounced "kōda".
How do you use "coda" in a sentence?
Example: "The symphony ends with a quiet coda for strings alone." In Japanese, "coda" is コーダ, 末尾子音.
Are there other ways to say "coda" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "coda": コーダ, 末尾子音.
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