piano in Latin
piano in Latin is clavile — piano means a large keyboard instrument in which pressing keys causes hammers to strike strings, producing sound.
piano in Latin
clavile
(musical instruments) A percussive keyboard musical instrument, usually ranging over seven octaves, with white and black colored keys, played by pressing these keys, causing hammers to strike strings. [from 1803]
What does "piano" mean?
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noun A large keyboard instrument in which pressing keys causes hammers to strike strings, producing sound.
"She practices piano for an hour every evening."
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adv Quietly; a musical direction meaning to play softly.
"The score marks this passage piano, then builds to a loud finish."
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piano in a sentence
- She practices piano for an hour every evening.
- The piano in the living room hasn't been tuned in years.
- The score marks this passage piano, then builds to a loud finish.
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What is "piano" in Latin?
"piano" in Latin is clavile. piano means: A large keyboard instrument in which pressing keys causes hammers to strike strings, producing sound.
How do you use "piano" in a sentence?
Example: "She practices piano for an hour every evening." In Latin, "piano" is clavile.
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