crescendo
81Crescendo — Cre|scen|do, indeutschend auch Krescendo das; s, Plur. s u. ...di: allmähliches Anwachsen der Tonstärke (Vortragsanweisung; Mus.); Ggs. ↑Decrescendo …
82crescendo — cres|cen|do [ krə ʃendou ] noun count 1. ) the loudest part of a piece of music a ) a gradual increase in sound in a piece of music 2. ) LITERARY a gradual increase in something a ) the point when something has increased to its highest limit …
83crescendo — ит. [крэшэ/ндо]; неправильно [крэсчендо] постепенно увеличивая силу звука …
84crescendo — is not a climax or conclusion. It is the movement toward a conclusion. Properly, it should be used only to describe a gradual increase in volume or intensity …
85crescendo — [wym. kreszendo] ndm muz. «określenie wykonawcze: coraz silniej, coraz głośniej» ‹wł.› …
86crescendo — cre·scen·do || krɪ ʃendəʊ n. gradual increase in volume (Music) adj. gradually increasing (in volume, strength, etc.) …
87crescendo — (kreh SHEHN doh) [Italian] In music, growing louder; increasing in volume of sound. The opposite of decrescendo …
88crescendo — [krɪ ʃɛndəʊ] noun 1》 (plural crescendos or crescendi di) a gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music. 2》 the loudest or climactic point. adverb & adjective Music with a gradual increase in loudness. verb (crescendoes, crescendoing,… …
89crescendo — s. m. (fig.) aumento, spirale, climax (ling., lat.), escalation (ingl.) CONTR. diminuendo, calando, diminuzione …
90crescendo — cre·scen·do …