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Definition
Synonym
Carmen
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Carmen
(Vorname; Oper; Musical)
Carmen
(given name; opera; musical)
'
Carmen
' (von Bizet Werktitel)
mus.
'
Carmen
' (by Bizet work title)
Carmen
(Vorname; Oper; Musical)
Carmen
(given name; opera; musical)
'
Carmen
' (von Bizet Werktitel)
mus.
'
Carmen
' (by Bizet work title)
Deutsche
Carmen Synonyme
carmen
Englische
Carmen Synonyme
Carmen Definition
Musical
(
a.
)
Of
or
pertaining
to
music
Musical
(
n.
)
Music.
Musical
(
n.
)
A
social
entertainment
of
which
music
is
the
leading
feature
Opera
(
n.
)
A
drama,
either
tragic
or
comic,
of
which
music
forms
an
essential
part
Opera
(
n.
)
The
score
of
a
musical
drama,
either
written
or
in
print
Opera
(
n.
)
The
house
where
operas
are
exhibited.
Opera
(
pl.
)
of
Opus
Carmen (given name; opera; musical) Bedeutung
musical
performance
the
act
of
performing
music
musical
chairs
a
rearrangement
that
has
no
practical
effect
or
significance,
the
company
is
looking
for
stability
after
years
of
musical
chairs
with
directors,
shareholders
don't
want
the
company
playing
musical
chairs
with
their
investment
musical
chairs
going
to
Jerusalem
a
child's
game
in
which
players
march
to
music
around
a
group
of
chairs
that
contains
one
chair
less
than
the
number
of
players,
when
the
music
abruptly
stops
the
players
scramble
to
sit
and
the
player
who
does
not
find
a
chair
is
eliminated,
then
a
chair
is
removed
and
the
march
resumes
until
only
the
winner
is
seated
binoculars
field
glasses
opera
glasses
an
optical
instrument
designed
for
simultaneous
use
by
both
eyes
dress
hat
high
hat
opera
hat
silk
hat
stovepipe
top
hat
topper
beaver
a
man's
hat
with
a
tall
crown,
usually
covered
with
silk
or
with
beaver
fur
electronic
instrument
electronic
musical
instrument
a
musical
instrument
that
generates
sounds
electronically
musical
instrument
instrument
any
of
various
devices
or
contrivances
that
can
be
used
to
produce
musical
tones
or
sounds
music
box
musical
box
produces
music
by
means
of
pins
on
a
revolving
cylinder
that
strike
the
tuned
teeth
of
a
comb-like
metal
plate
opera
opera
house
a
building
where
musical
dramas
are
performed
opera
cloak
opera
hood
a
large
cloak
worn
over
evening
clothes
musical
perception
the
auditory
perception
of
musical
sounds
Opera
a
commercial
browser
rock
opera
albums
of
rock
music
that
aspired
to
the
status
of
art,
first
appeared
in
the
s
Western
horse
opera
a
film
about
life
in
the
western
United
States
during
the
period
of
exploration
and
development
soap
opera
a
serialized
program
usually
dealing
with
sentimentalized
family
matters
that
is
broadcast
on
radio
or
television
(frequently
sponsored
by
a
company
advertising
soap
products)
musical
instrument
digital
interface
MIDI
a
standard
protocol
for
communication
between
electronic
musical
instruments
and
computers
Doctor
of
Musical
Arts
AMusD
a
doctor's
degree
in
musical
arts
musical
notation
(music)
notation
used
by
musicians
score
musical
score
a
written
form
of
a
musical
composition,
parts
for
different
instruments
appear
on
separate
staves
on
large
pages,
he
studied
the
score
of
the
sonata
scale
musical
scale
(music)
a
series
of
notes
differing
in
pitch
according
to
a
specific
scheme
(usually
within
an
octave)
interval
musical
interval
the
difference
in
pitch
between
two
notes
octave
musical
octave
a
musical
interval
of
eight
tones
mode
musical
mode
any
of
various
fixed
orders
of
the
various
diatonic
notes
within
an
octave
time
signature
musical
time
signature
a
musical
notation
indicating
the
number
of
beats
to
a
measure
and
kind
of
note
that
takes
a
beat
note
musical
note
tone
a
notation
representing
the
pitch
and
duration
of
a
musical
sound,
the
singer
held
the
note
too
long
musical
musical
comedy
musical
theater
a
play
or
film
whose
action
and
dialogue
is
interspersed
with
singing
and
dancing
opera
a
drama
set
to
music,
consists
of
singing
with
orchestral
accompaniment
and
an
orchestral
overture
and
interludes
comic
opera
opera
bouffe
bouffe
opera
comique
opera
with
a
happy
ending
and
in
which
some
of
the
text
is
spoken
grand
opera
opera
in
which
all
the
text
is
sung
musical
drama
opera
in
which
the
musical
and
dramatic
elements
are
equally
important,
the
music
is
appropriate
to
the
action
operetta
light
opera
a
short
amusing
opera
harmony
musical
harmony
the
structure
of
music
with
respect
to
the
composition
and
progression
of
chords
theme
melodic
theme
musical
theme
idea
(music)
melodic
subject
of
a
musical
composition,
the
theme
is
announced
in
the
first
measures,
the
accompanist
picked
up
the
idea
and
elaborated
it
accompaniment
musical
accompaniment
backup
support
a
musical
part
(vocal
or
instrumental)
that
supports
or
provides
background
for
other
musical
parts
musical
composition
opus
composition
piece
piece
of
music
a
musical
work
that
has
been
created,
the
composition
is
written
in
four
movements
musical
arrangement
arrangement
a
piece
of
music
that
has
been
adapted
for
performance
by
a
particular
set
of
voices
or
instruments
passage
musical
passage
a
short
section
of
a
musical
composition
phrase
musical
phrase
a
short
musical
passage
music
genre
musical
genre
genre
musical
style
an
expressive
style
of
music
rhythm
beat
musical
rhythm
the
basic
rhythmic
unit
in
a
piece
of
music,
the
piece
has
a
fast
rhythm,
the
conductor
set
the
beat
opera
company
a
company
that
produces
operas
musical
organization
musical
organisation
musical
group
an
organization
of
musicians
who
perform
together
musical
soiree
soiree
musicale
a
soiree
assembled
for
the
purpose
of
listening
to
music
opera
star
operatic
star
singer
of
lead
role
in
an
opera
musical
time
(music)
the
beat
of
musical
rhythm
melodious
melodic
musical
containing
or
constituting
or
characterized
by
pleasing
melody,
the
melodious
song
of
a
meadowlark
musical
characteristic
of
or
resembling
or
accompanied
by
music,
a
musical
speaking
voice,
a
musical
comedy
musical
talented
in
or
devoted
to
music,
comes
from
a
very
musical
family
musical
characterized
by
or
capable
of
producing
music,
a
musical
evening,
musical
instruments
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