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Definition
Synonym
Warteschleifenmusik
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Warteschleifenmusik
f
music on hold
Warteschleifenmusik
f
(Telefon)
music on hold (telephone)
Warteschleifenmusik
f
music on hold
Warteschleifenmusik
f
(Telefon)
music on hold (telephone)
Deutsche
Warteschleifenmusik Synonyme
Englische
music on hold Synonyme
music
Apollo
Apollo Musagetes
Erato
Euterpe
Orpheus
Pierides
Polyhymnia
Polymnia
Terpsichore
arrangement
babel
clamor
copy
din
draft
edition
harmonics
harmony
hubbub
hullabaloo
hymnal
hymnbook
instrumental score
jangle
libretto
lute tablature
melodics
music
paper
music
roll
music
theory
music
al notation
music
al score
music
ality
music
ography
music
ology
notation
opera
opera score
orchestral score
pandemonium
part
piano score
racket
rhythmics
sacred Nine
score
sheet
music
short score
songbook
songster
tablature
text
the Muses
the Nine
theory
transcript
transcription
tumult
tuneful Nine
uproar
version
vocal score
written
music
music
hall
Elizabethan theater
Globe Theatre
Greek theater
amphitheater
arena
arena theater
assembly hall
auditorium
cabaret
chapel
circle theater
club
concert hall
convention hall
dance hall
exhibition hall
gallery
hall
house
lecture hall
little theater
meetinghouse
night spot
nightclub
opera
opera house
outdoor theater
playhouse
showboat
stadium
theater
theater-in-the-round
theatron
music
roll
Pianola
arrangement
copy
draft
edition
hymnal
hymnbook
instrumental score
libretto
lute tablature
mechanical piano
music
music
paper
music
al notation
music
al score
notation
opera
opera score
orchestral score
part
piano player roll
piano score
player piano
score
sheet
music
short score
songbook
songster
street piano
tablature
text
transcript
transcription
version
vocal score
written
music
music
al
Broadway
music
al
Singspiel
Thalia
achingly sweet
agreeable
agreeable-sounding
appealing
ariose
arioso
arlequinade
ballad opera
ballet
ballet divertissement
black comedy
blending
broad comedy
burlesque
burletta
camp
canorous
cantabile
catchy
chiming
chorus show
comedie bouffe
comedie larmoyante
comedie rosse
comedietta
comedy
comedy ballet
comedy of humors
comedy of ideas
comedy of intrigue
comedy of manners
comedy of situation
comedy relief
comic muse
comic opera
comic relief
consonant
dance drama
dark comedy
domestic comedy
dulcet
euphonic
euphonious
euphonous
exode
farce
farce comedy
fine-toned
genteel comedy
golden
golden-tongued
golden-voiced
grand opera
harlequinade
harmonic
harmonious
high camp
honeyed
light comedy
light opera
low camp
low comedy
lyric drama
lyrical
melic
mellifluent
mellifluous
mellisonant
mellow
melodic
melodious
mime
minstrel
minstrel show
music
drama
music
-flowing
music
-like
music
-loving
music
al comedy
music
al stage
music
al theater
music
ally inclined
music
ianly
music
ophile
opera
opera ballet
opera bouffe
opera buffa
operetta
philharmonic
pleasant
pleasant-sounding
raw comedy
realistic comedy
rich
romantic comedy
satyr play
sentimental comedy
silver-toned
silver-tongued
silver-voiced
silvery
singable
situation comedy
slapstick
slapstick comedy
song-and-dance act
song-play
songful
songlike
sonorous
sweet
sweet-flowing
sweet-sounding
symphonic
symphonious
tragicomedy
tunable
tuned
tuneful
virtuose
virtuosic
virtuoso
music
al comedy
Broadway
music
al
Singspiel
Thalia
arlequinade
ballad opera
ballet
ballet divertissement
black comedy
broad comedy
burlesque
burletta
camp
chorus show
comedie bouffe
comedie larmoyante
comedie rosse
comedietta
comedy
comedy ballet
comedy of humors
comedy of ideas
comedy of intrigue
comedy of manners
comedy of situation
comedy relief
comic muse
comic opera
comic relief
dance drama
dark comedy
domestic comedy
exode
farce
farce comedy
genteel comedy
grand opera
harlequinade
high camp
light comedy
light opera
low camp
low comedy
lyric drama
mime
minstrel
minstrel show
music
drama
music
al
music
al stage
music
al theater
opera
opera ballet
opera bouffe
opera buffa
operetta
raw comedy
realistic comedy
romantic comedy
satyr play
sentimental comedy
situation comedy
slapstick
slapstick comedy
song-and-dance act
song-play
tragicomedy
music
ality
dulcetness
ear for
music
harmonics
harmony
mellifluence
mellifluousness
melodics
melodiousness
melody
music
music
theory
music
al ear
music
al quality
music
al sense
music
al sound
music
al talent
music
ianship
music
ography
music
ology
perfect pitch
relative pitch
rhythmics
sense of rhythm
sweetness
theory
tonality
tone
tune
tunefulness
virtuosity
music
ian
artist
artiste
belly dancer
burlesque queen
chorine
chorus boy
chorus girl
conjurer
coryphee
dancer
dancing girl
ecdysiast
entertainer
exotic dancer
female impersonator
geisha
geisha girl
guisard
guiser
hoofer
impersonator
magician
mountebank
mummer
nautch girl
peeler
performer
player
prestidigitator
public entertainer
show girl
singer
stripper
stripteaser
stripteuse
vaudevillian
vaudevillist
virtuoso
music
ologist
arranger
ballad maker
balladeer
balladist
balladmonger
composer
contrapuntist
ethno
music
ologist
harmonist
harmonizer
hymnist
hymnographer
hymnologist
librettist
madrigalist
melodist
melodizer
music
ographer
orchestrator
scorer
song writer
songsmith
symphonist
tone poet
tunesmith
Warteschleifenmusik Definition
Anchor-hold
(
n.
)
The
hold
or
grip
of
an
anchor,
or
that
to
which
it
holds.
Anchor-hold
(
n.
)
Hence:
Firm
hold:
security.
Hold
(
n.
)
The
whole
interior
portion
of
a
vessel
below
the
lower
deck,
in
which
the
cargo
is
stowed.
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
cause
to
remain
in
a
given
situation,
position,
or
relation,
within
certain
limits,
or
the
like
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
retain
in
one's
keeping
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
have
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
impose
restraint
upon
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
maintain
in
being
or
action
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
prosecute,
have,
take,
or
join
in,
as
something
which
is
the
result
of
united
action
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
receive
and
retain
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
accept,
as
an
opinion
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
consider
Hold
(
v.
t.)
To
bear,
carry,
or
manage
Hold
(
n.
i.)
In
general,
to
keep
one's
self
in
a
given
position
or
condition
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
more
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
give
way
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
fail
or
be
found
wanting
Hold
(
n.
i.)
Not
to
fall
away,
desert,
or
prove
recreant
Hold
(
n.
i.)
To
restrain
one's
self
Hold
(
n.
i.)
To
derive
right
or
title
Hold
(
n.
)
The
act
of
holding,
as
in
or
with
the
hands
or
arms
Hold
(
n.
)
The
authority
or
ground
to
take
or
keep
Hold
(
n.
)
Binding
power
and
influence.
Hold
(
n.
)
Something
that
may
be
grasped
Hold
(
n.
)
A
place
of
confinement
Hold
(
n.
)
A
place
of
security
Hold
(
n.
)
A
character
[thus
/]
placed
over
or
under
a
note
or
rest,
and
indicating
that
it
is
to
be
prolonged
Music
(
n.
)
The
science
and
the
art
of
tones,
or
musical
sounds,
i.
e.,
sounds
of
higher
or
lower
pitch,
begotten
of
uniform
and
synchronous
vibrations,
as
of
a
string
at
various
degrees
of
tension
Music
(
n.
)
Melody
Music
(
n.
)
Harmony
Music
(
n.
)
The
written
and
printed
notation
of
a
musical
composition
Music
(
n.
)
Love
of
music
Music
(
n.
)
A
more
or
less
musical
sound
made
by
many
of
the
lower
animals.
See
Stridulation.
music on hold Bedeutung
chokehold
choke
hold
a
restraining
hold,
someone
loops
the
arm
around
the
neck
of
another
person
in
a
tight
grip,
usually
from
behind,
he
grabbed
the
woman
in
a
chokehold,
demanded
her
cash
and
jewelry,
and
then
fled
music
musical
activity
(singing
or
whistling
etc.),
his
music
was
his
central
interest
instrumental
music
music
produced
by
playing
a
musical
instrument
vocal
music
music
that
is
vocalized
(as
contrasted
with
instrumental
music)
hold-down
a
limitation
or
constraint,
taxpayers
want
a
hold-down
on
government
spending
grasping
taking
hold
seizing
prehension
the
act
of
gripping
something
firmly
with
the
hands
(or
the
tentacles)
clasp
clench
clutch
clutches
grasp
grip
hold
the
act
of
grasping,
he
released
his
clasp
on
my
arm,
he
has
a
strong
grip
for
an
old
man,
she
kept
a
firm
hold
on
the
railing
wrestling
hold
a
hold
used
in
the
sport
of
wrestling
scissors
scissors
hold
scissor
hold
scissor
grip
scissors
grip
a
wrestling
hold
in
which
you
wrap
your
legs
around
the
opponents
body
or
head
and
put
your
feet
together
and
squeeze
music
lesson
a
lesson
in
performing
music
music
medicine
punishment
for
one's
actions,
you
have
to
face
the
music,
take
your
medicine
cargo
area
cargo
deck
cargo
hold
hold
storage
area
the
space
in
a
ship
or
aircraft
for
storing
cargo
handle
grip
handgrip
hold
the
appendage
to
an
object
that
is
designed
to
be
held
in
order
to
use
or
move
it,
he
grabbed
the
hammer
by
the
handle,
it
was
an
old
briefcase
but
it
still
had
a
good
grip
hold
keep
a
cell
in
a
jail
or
prison
hold
a
stronghold
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
music
hall
vaudeville
theater
vaudeville
theatre
a
theater
in
which
vaudeville
is
staged
music
school
a
school
specializing
in
music
music
stand
music
rack
a
light
stand
for
holding
sheets
of
printed
music
music
stool
piano
stool
a
stool
for
piano
players,
usually
adjustable
in
height
hold
power
by
which
something
or
someone
is
affected
or
dominated,
he
has
a
hold
over
them
music
euphony
any
agreeable
(pleasing
and
harmonious)
sounds,
he
fell
asleep
to
the
music
of
the
wind
chimes
music
(music)
the
sounds
produced
by
singers
or
musical
instruments
(or
reproductions
of
such
sounds)
piano
music
the
sound
of
music
produced
by
a
piano,
he
thought
he
heard
piano
music
next
door
music
of
the
spheres
an
inaudible
music
that
Pythagoras
thought
was
produced
by
the
celestial
appreciation
grasp
hold
understanding
of
the
nature
or
meaning
or
quality
or
magnitude
of
something,
he
has
a
good
grasp
of
accounting
practices
Bachelor
of
Music
BMus
a
bachelor's
degree
in
music
Doctor
of
Music
DMus
MusD
a
doctor's
degree
in
music
piano
music
sheet
music
to
be
played
on
a
piano
sheet
music
a
musical
composition
in
printed
or
written
form,
she
turned
the
pages
of
the
music
as
he
played
vaudeville
music
hall
a
variety
show
with
songs
and
comic
acts
etc.
music
r
an
artistic
form
of
auditory
communication
incorporating
instrumental
or
vocal
tones
in
a
structured
and
continuous
manner
monophony
monophonic
music
monody
music
consisting
of
a
single
vocal
part
(usually
with
accompaniment)
polyphony
polyphonic
music
concerted
music
music
arranged
in
parts
for
several
voices
or
instruments
black
music
African-American
music
music
created
by
African-American
musicians,
early
forms
were
songs
that
had
a
melodic
line
and
a
strong
rhythmic
beat
with
repeated
choruses
classical
music
classical
serious
music
traditional
genre
of
music
conforming
to
an
established
form
and
appealing
to
critical
interest
and
developed
musical
taste
chamber
music
serious
music
performed
by
a
small
group
of
musicians
part
music
vocal
music
for
several
voices
in
independent
parts
(usually
performed
without
accompaniment)
religious
music
church
music
genre
of
music
composed
for
performance
as
part
of
religious
ceremonies
musical
composition
opus
composition
piece
piece
of
music
a
musical
work
that
has
been
created,
the
composition
is
written
in
four
movements
instrumental
music
music
intended
to
be
performed
by
a
musical
instrument
or
group
of
instruments
symphony
symphonic
music
a
long
and
complex
sonata
for
symphony
orchestra
dance
music
music
to
dance
to
serialism
serial
music
th
century
music
that
uses
a
definite
order
of
notes
as
a
thematic
basis
for
a
musical
composition
twelve-tone
music
-tone
music
twelve-tone
system
-tone
system
a
type
of
serial
music
introduced
by
Arnold
Schoenberg,
uses
a
tone
row
formed
by
the
twelve
semitones
of
the
chromatic
scale
(and
inverted
or
backward
versions
of
the
row)
marching
music
march
genre
of
music
written
for
marching,
Sousa
wrote
the
best
marches
military
march
military
music
martial
music
brisk
marching
music
suitable
for
troops
marching
in
a
military
parade
popular
music
popular
music
genre
any
genre
of
music
having
wide
appeal
(but
usually
only
for
a
short
time)
disco
disco
music
popular
dance
music
(especially
in
the
late
s),
melodic
with
a
regular
bass
beat,
intended
mainly
for
dancing
at
discotheques
pop
music
pop
music
of
general
appeal
to
teenagers,
a
bland
watered-down
version
of
rock'n'roll
with
more
rhythm
and
harmony
and
an
emphasis
on
romantic
love
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