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Oper
opera
Oper, Opernhaus
opera
Klappzylinder m; Chapeau Claque m
opera hat
Rockoper f mus.
rock opera
Hofoper f
court opera
Opernhaus
opera house
Barockoper f mus.
baroque opera
Kammeroper f
chamber opera
Opernfestspiele pl art
opera festival
Opernregie f
opera direction
Fan m
Opernfan m
buff
opera buff
Staatsoper
State Opera House
die Opernwelt f
the world of opera
Opernball m
Opernbälle pl
opera ball
opera balls
Opernhaus n
Opernhäuser pl
opera house
opera houses
Opernführer m
Opernführer pl
opera guide
opera guides
Opernsänger m, Opernsängerin f
Opernsänger pl, Opernsängerinnen pl
opera singer
opera singers
Oper f mus.
Opern pl
komische Oper
opera
operas
comic opera
Opernsänger m; Opernsängerin f
Opernsänger pl; Opernsängerinnen pl
opera singer
opera singers
Opernglas n
Operngläser pl
opera glasses
opera glasses
Staatsoper f
Staatsoper f
State Opera
State Opera House
Lohengrin (Oper von Richard Wagner)
Lohengrin (opera by Richard Wagner)
Carmen (Vorname; Oper; Musical)
Carmen (given name; opera; musical)
Operndirektor m
opera house director; opera director
Opernaufführung f
Opernaufführungen pl
opera performance
opera performances
'Rigoletto' (Oper von Verdi Werktitel) mus.
'Rigoletto' (opera by Verdi work title)
'Die Bettleroper' (von Gay Werktitel) lit.
'The Beggar's Opera' (by Gay work title)
'Der Opernball' (von Heuberger Werktitel) mus.
'The Opera Ball' (by Heuberger work title)
'Die Bettleroper' (von Gay Werktitel) lit.
'The Beggar's Opera' (by Gay work title)
'Die Dreigroschenoper' (von Weill Werktitel) mus.
'The Threepenny Opera' (by Weill work title)
'Der Opernball' (von Heuberger Werktitel) mus.
'The Opera Ball' (by Heuberger work title)
Klapphut m
Klapphüte pl
crush hat; opera hat
crush hats; opera hats
Oper f mus.
Opern pl
komische Oper
Märchenoper f
opera
operas
comic opera
fairytale opera
'Die Dreigroschenoper' (von Weill Werktitel) mus.
'The Threepenny Opera' (by Weill work title)
Operette f mus.
Operetten pl
operetta; light opera
operettas; light operas
Operette f mus.
Operetten pl
operetta, light opera
operettas, light operas
Seifenoper f ugs.
Seifenopern pl
soap opera; soapie coll.
soap operas; soapies
Opernhaus n
Opernhäuser pl
das Orchester des Opernhauses
opera house
opera houses
the orchestra of the opera house
Opernintendant m
Opernintendanten pl
opera manager; opera director
opera managers; opera directors
Musiktheater n mus. (Genre)
opera and musical theatre Br.; opera and musical theater Am.
Akt m; Aufzug m (Abschnitt eines Bühnenstück) art
Akte pl; Aufzüge pl
Opernakte pl
Einakter m
act (division of a work for the stage)
acts
acts of an opera
one-act play
Pump m (weit ausgeschnittener Halbschuh ohne Verschluss)
Pumps pl
court shoe Br.; pump Am.; opera slipper
court shoes; pumps; opera slippers
Vorstellung f; Aufführung f
Vorstellungen pl; Aufführungen pl
erst nach der Vorstellung
szenische Aufführung (einer Oper einer Komposition) f mus.
performance
performances
not until after the performance
scenic representation (of an opera musical composition)
Kapellmeister m; Theaterdirigent m (an einer Oper) mus.
Kapellmeister pl; Theaterdirigenten pl
Hofkapellmeister m (an einem Fürstenhof eines Fürsten) hist.
chapel master; kapellmeister (at an opera house)
chapel masters; kapellmeisters
court chapel master (at a princely court to a prince)
Gebietskörperschaften pl pol.
Europäisches Rahmenübereinkommen zur grenzüberschreitenden Zusammenarbeit zwischen Gebietskörperschaften
territorial authorities; regional and local authorities
European outline Convention on transfrontier Co-operöation between Territorial Communities or Authorities
schlechthin adv
das Wörterbuch schlechthin
… ist die amerikanische Provinzstadt schlechthin.
„Der Freischütz“ ist die romantische Oper schlechthin.
Meine Bemerkung bezog sich auf schlampiges Arbeiten schlechthin.
absolutely
THE dictionary
… is the archetypical American provincial town.
"Der Freischutz" is the quintessential Romantic opera.
My remark referred to slipshod work as such.
schlechthin adv
das Wörterbuch schlechthin
... ist die amerikanische Provinzstadt schlechthin.
"Der Freischütz" ist die romantische Oper schlechthin.
Meine Bemerkung bezog sich auf schlampiges Arbeiten schlechthin.
absolutely
THE dictionary
... is the archetypical American provincial town.
"Der Freischutz" is the quintessential Romantic opera.
My remark referred to slipshod work as such.
Theaterkulisse f; Kulissen pl; Bühnendekoration f; Bühnenausstattung f; Bühnenbild n; (Theater, Oper) art
Stoffkulisse f
hinter den Kulissen (auch übtr.)
Wechsel des Bühnenbilds
Wenn man hinter die Kulissen blickt …
stage decoration; stage furniture; stage set; stage setting Am.; scenery; scene; scenes (theatre; opera)
drop scene; backdrop
behind the scenes (also fig.)
change of set
When you look behind the scenes …
Chor m (Gemeinschaft von Singenden) mus.
Chöre pl
Frauenchor m
Jugendchor m
Kinderchor m
Männerchor m; Mannschor m Süddt.
Opernchor m
im Chor singen
Er singt im Schulchor.
arrangiert transkribiert für A-Capella-Chor
choir (group of singers)
choirs
female choir
youth choir
children's choir
male choir; male voice choir
opera choir
to sing in the choir
He sings in the school choir.
arranged transcribed for a cappella choir
jdn. erbauen; jds. Herz erfreuen v
erbauend; jds. Herz erfreuend
erbaut; jds. Herz erfreut
erbaut
erbaute
sich an etw. erbauen erfreuen
Er war darüber davon nicht sehr erbaut.
Wenn Ihr Oper mögt wird die Schönheit dieser Musik Euer Herz erfreuen.
to edify sb.; to please sb.
edifying; pleasing
edified; pleased
edifies; pleases
edified; pleased
to be edified by sth.
He was not too pleased thrilled about with it.
If you enjoy opera then you will be edified by the beauty of this music.
etw. hegen; etw. pflegen; sich um etw. bemühen v
hegend; pflegend; sich bemühend
gehegt; gepflegt; sich bemüht
die Hoffnung hegen, dass …
sich der Illusion hingeben, dass …
eine Idee verfolgen
eine Tradition pflegen
die transatlantischen Beziehungen pflegen
ein lang gehegter Traum
Er achtet sehr auf seine Privatsphäre.
Schnittke verfolgte die Idee einer Faust-Oper.
to cherish sth.
cherishing
cherished
to cherish the hope that …
to cherish the illusion that …
to cherish an idea
to cherish a tradition
to cherish the transatlantic relations
a long-cherished dream
He cherishes his privacy.
Schnittke cherished the idea of a Faust opera.
Interpretation f; Fassung f; Version f (einer Rolle eines Musikstücks) art mus.
eine szenische Aufführung Fassung einer Oper
eine Jazzinterpretation Jazzversion von Mozarts Klaviersonate in C
seine Interpretation von Hamlets berühmtem Monolog
das Bravourstück in einer Version für zwei Klaviere spielen
Sie wird ihre größten Hits in einer neuen Livefassung singen.
rendition; rendering (of a role a piece of music)
a concert rendition of an opera
a jazz rendition of Mozart's piano sonata in C
his rendition of Hamlet's famous soliloquy
to perform a piano duo rendition of the bravura piece
She will perform a new live rendition of her greatest hits.
etw. hegen; etw. pflegen; sich um etw. bemühen v
hegend; pflegend; sich bemühend
gehegt; gepflegt; sich bemüht
die Hoffnung hegen dass ...
sich der Illusion hingeben dass ...
eine Idee verfolgen
eine Tradition pflegen
die transatlantischen Beziehungen pflegen
ein lang gehegter Traum
Er achtet sehr auf seine Privatsphäre.
Schnittke verfolgte die Idee einer Faust-Oper.
to cherish sth.
cherishing
cherished
to cherish the hope that ...
to cherish the illusion that ...
to cherish an idea
to cherish a tradition
to cherish the transatlantic relations
a long-cherished dream
He cherishes his privacy.
Schnittke cherished the idea of a Faust opera.
jdn. faszinieren; fesseln; bestechen; gefangennehmen; verzaubern v übtr.
faszinierend; fesselnd; bestechend; gefangennehmend; verzaubernd
fasziniert; gefesselt; bestochen; gefangengenommen; verzaubert
von jdm. etw. fasziniert sein
von jds. Schönheit hingerissen bezaubert sein
ein einnehmendes gewinnendes Lächeln
Wenn Ihr Oper mögt, wird die Schönheit dieser Musik Euer Herz erfreuen.
to captivate sb.; to charm sb.; to enchant sb.; to smite sb. {smote; smitten}
captivating; charming; enchanting; smiting
captivated; charmed; enchanted; smited
to be enchanted with sb.
to be smitten by with sb.'s beauty
a captivating smile
If you enjoy opera then you will be enchanted by the beauty of this music.
Lieblings…
Lieblingsmusiker m; Lieblingsmusikerin f
Liebingsoper f
Lieblingsschriftsteller m; Lieblingsschriftstellerin f
Lieblingsspiel n
Lieblingsspielzeug n
Lieblingsstadt f
Das ist mein Lieblingslied.
favourite Br.; favorite Am.; fave coll.
favourite musician; favorite musician
favourite opera; favorite opera
favourite writer; favorite writer; favourite author; favorite author
favourite game; favorite game
favourite toy; favorite toy
favourite town city; favorite town city
This is my favourite favorite song.
Liebhaber m; Liebhaberin f; Fanatiker m; Fanatikerin f; Enthusiast m geh.; Enthusiastin f geh.; Freak m ugs. (in Zusammensetzungen); Fan m (jmd., der sich für etw. begeistert)
Liebhaber pl; Liebhaberinnen pl; Fanatiker pl; Fanatikerinnen pl; Enthusiasten pl; Enthusiastinnen pl; Freaks pl; Fans pl
ein Fan von U2
Opernfan m
männlicher Fan
weiblicher Fan
Computernarr m; Computerfreak m
Fitnessfanatiker m
Sportfanatiker m; Sportfreak m
enthusiast; nut coll.; buff Am. coll.; jock Am. coll. (in compounds); fanatic; fan
enthusiasts; nuts; buffs; jocks; fanatics; fans
a U2 fan
opera buff
fanboy
fangirl
computer enthusiast; computer nut; computer buff; computer jock
fitness fanatic; fitness nut
sport enthusiast Br.; sports buff Am.; sports jock Am.
Aufführung f; Vorstellung f; Vorführung f; Bühnendarbietung f; Darbietung f art
Aufführungen pl; Vorstellungen pl; Vorführungen pl; Bühnendarbietungen pl; Darbietungen pl
avantgardistische Darbietung; Performance f
musikalische Darbietungen
Klangperformance f
Straßendarbietung f
Tanzdarbietung f
Zirkusvorstellung f; Zirkusdarbietung f
erst nach der Vorstellung
konzertante Aufführung einer Oper
szenische Aufführung f (einer Oper, einer Komposition)
Das Spiel muss weitergehen. übtr.
performance; show; entertainment
performances; shows; entertainments
avant-garde performance
musical entertainments
sound performance
street performance
dance performance
circus performance
not until after the performance
concert performance version of an opera
scenic representation (of an opera, musical composition)
The show must go on. fig.
(regelmäßiger) Besucher m (einer Örtlichkeit Veranstaltung); -gänger m; -geher m (in Zusammensetzungen) soc.
Besucher pl; -gänger pl; -geher pl
(regelmäßiger) Besucher von Pferderennen
Diskobesucher m; Diskogänger m; Diskogeher m; Clubbesucher m
Festbesucher m; Partybesucher m; Partygänger m; Partygeher m
Festspielbesucher m; Festivalbesucher m
Galeriebesucher m; Galeriegänger m; Galeriegeher m
Karnevalsbesucher m; Karnevalbesucher m; Karnevalgänger m; Karnevalist m
Kinobesucher m; Kinogänger m; Kinogeher m
(regelmäßiger) Kirchenbesucher m; Gottesdienstbesucher m; Messbesucher m; Kirchgänger m geh.; Kirchengänger m geh. selten
Konzertbesucher m; Konzertgeher m; Konzertgänger m
Lokalbesucher m; Barbesucher m; Kneipenbesucher m
Lokalbesucher m; Restaurantbesucher m; Restaurantgänger m; Restaurantgeher m
Matineebesucher m; Matineegänger m
Messebesucher m; Messegänger m; Messegeher m
Moscheebesucher m; Moscheegänger m; Moscheengänger m selten
Nichtkirchengänger m
Opernbesucher m; Operngänger m; Operngeher m
Strandbesucher m; Strandgeher m; Strandgänger m
Tiergartenbesucher m; Zoobesucher m
Theaterbesucher m; Theatergänger m; Theatergeher m
(regular) attender Br.; (regular) attendee Am. (of an event); -goer (of a place an event) (in compounds)
attenders; attendees; -goers
(regular) attender at horse races; race goer Br.; race-goer Br.
disco-goer; discogoer Am.; club-goer; clubgoer Am.; clubber
party goer; party-goer; partygoer Am.
festival goer; festival-goer; festivalgoer Am.; festival attender Br.; festival attendee Am.
gallery goer; gallery-goer; gallerygoer Am.
carnival goer; carnival-goer; carnivalgoer Am.; carnival reveller
cinema goer Br.; cinema-goer Br.; film goer Br.; film-goer Br.; moviegoer Am.
church goer; church-goer; churchgoer Am.; Mass goer; (regular) attender at church Br.; attender of church services Br.; church attender Br.; church attendee Am.; worshipper Br.; worshiper Am.
concert goer; concert-goer; concertgoer Am.; concert attender Br.; concert attendee Am.
bar goer; bar-goer; bargoer Am.; pub goer Br.; pub-goer Br.
restaurant goer; restaurant-goer; restaurantgoer Am.
matinée goer; matinée-goer; matinéegoer Am.
fair goer; fair-goer; fairgoer Am.; trade show attendee Am.
mosque goer; mosque-goer; mosquegoer Am.
non-church goer; non-churchgoer Am.
opera goer; opera-goer; operagoer Am.
beach goer; beach-goes; beachgoer Am.
zoo goer; zoo-goer; zoogoer Am.
theatre goer Br.; theatre-goer Br.; play goer Br.; play-goer Br.; theatergoer Am.; playgoer Am.

Deutsche Oper Synonyme

oper  
Musikdrama  ÂOper  ÂSingspiel  

Englische opera Synonyme

opera  Broadway musical  Elizabethan theater  Globe Theatre  Grand Guignol  Greek theater  Passion play  Singspiel  Tom show  amphitheater  antimasque  arena theater  arrangement  artifact  audience success  auditorium  ballad opera  ballet  ballet divertissement  bomb  brainchild  broadcast drama  burlesque show  cabaret  charade  child  chorus show  circle theater  cliff hanger  closet drama  club  coinage  comedy ballet  comedy drama  comic opera  composition  concert hall  concoction  copy  creation  creature  critical success  crowning achievement  dance drama  daytime serial  dialogue  distillation  documentary drama  draft  drama  dramalogue  dramatic play  dramatic series  duodrama  duologue  edition  effect  end product  epic theater  essence  experimental theater  extract  extravaganza  failure  flop  fruit  gasser  giveaway  grand opera  hall  handiwork  happening  hit  hit show  house  hymnal  hymnbook  improvisational drama  instrumental score  invention  issue  legitimate drama  libretto  light opera  little theater  lute tablature  lyric drama  manufacture  masque  masterpiece  masterwork  melodrama  minstrel  minstrel show  mintage  miracle  miracle play  monodrama  monologue  morality  morality play  music  music drama  music hall  music paper  music roll  musical  musical comedy  musical notation  musical revue  musical score  musical stage  musical theater  mystery  mystery play  new mintage  night spot  nightclub  notation  offspring  opera ballet  opera bouffe  opera buffa  opera house  opera score  operetta  opus  opuscule  orchestral score  origination  outcome  outdoor theater  outgrowth  pageant  panel show  pantomime  part  pastoral  pastoral drama  piano score  piece  play  playhouse  playlet  problem play  product  production  psychodrama  quiz show  radio drama  result  review  revue  score  sensational play  serial  sheet music  short score  show  showboat  sitcom  situation comedy  sketch  skit  soap  soap opera  sociodrama  song-and-d  
opera house  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  music hall  night spot  nightclub  opera  outdoor theater  playhouse  showboat  stadium  theater  theater-in-the-round  theatron  
opera singer  Heldentenor  Meistersinger  alto  aria singer  baritenor  baritone  bass  basso  basso buffo  basso cantante  basso profundo  blues singer  canary  cantatrice  cantor  caroler  chanter  chantress  coloratura soprano  comic bass  contralto  countertenor  crooner  deep bass  diva  dramatic soprano  heroic tenor  hymner  improvisator  lead singer  lieder singer  melodist  mezzo-soprano  prima donna  psalm singer  rock-and-roll singer  singer  singstress  songbird  songster  songstress  soprano  tenor  torch singer  vocalist  vocalizer  voice  warbler  yodeler  
operable  achievable  actable  appliable  applicable  attainable  banausic  compassable  compliant  doable  effective  effectual  efficient  exploitable  feasible  fit  functional  in working order  manageable  maneuverable  manipulable  manipulatable  negotiable  operatable  operational  overcomable  performable  pliable  practicable  practical  pragmatic  realizable  reusable  serviceable  superable  surmountable  usable  utilizable  viable  workable  
operant  actor  agent  architect  author  conductor  creator  doer  driver  engineer  executant  executor  executrix  fabricator  functionary  handler  maker  manipulator  medium  mover  operative  operator  performer  perpetrator  pilot  practitioner  prime mover  producer  runner  steersman  subject  worker  
operate  act  angle  be caught short  be effective  be in action  be responsible for  be short  behave  belong  brew  bucket  bucketshop  cabal  carry on  carry out  carry through  chart a course  collude  complot  concoct  cond  conduct  conn  connive  conspire  control  cook up  countermine  counterplot  coxswain  cut  deal with  deposit margin  direct  do with  drive  employ  engineer  exercise  exert  finagle  finesse  frame  frame up  function  go  go long  guide  handle  hatch  hatch a plot  hatch up  have effect  have free play  have play  have the conn  helm  hold on  intrigue  keep  lay a plot  machinate  make  make a killing  make a scoop  make go  make use of  manage  maneuver  manipulate  margin up  militate  miss the market  move  navigate  open up  ordain  overstay the market  percolate  perform  perform on  perk  pilot  play  play the market  plot  plunge  ply  practice  proceed  pyramid  react  rig  run  scalp  scheme  scoop the market  see to  serve  shape a course  speculate  stag  stag the market  steer  take  take a flier  take care of  take effect  tick  trade on margin  use  utilize  venture  wangle  wield  work  
operate on  act on  act upon  affect  bandage  bathe  care for  concentrate on  cure  diagnose  doctor  flux  focus on  give care to  heal  influence  massage  minister to  nurse  physic  plaster  poultice  purge  remedy  rub  splint  strap  treat  work on  
operatic  actor-proof  all-star  alto  ballet  balletic  baritone  bass  bravura  choral  choric  cinematic  cinematographic  coloratura  dramatic  dramatical  dramaturgic  falsetto  film  filmic  ham  hammy  heroic  histrionic  hymnal  legitimate  liturgical  lyric  melodramatic  milked  monodramatic  movie  overacted  overplayed  psalmic  psalmodial  psalmodic  sacred  scenic  singing  soprano  spectacular  stagelike  stageworthy  stagy  starstruck  stellar  tenor  theaterlike  theatrical  thespian  thrown away  treble  underacted  underplayed  vaudevillian  vocal  
operating  acting  active  at work  behavioral  functional  functioning  going  going on  in exercise  in force  in hand  in operation  in play  in practice  in process  in the works  inaction  on foot  on the fire  ongoing  operational  performing  practicing  running  serving  working  
operating room  X ray  blood bank  charity ward  clinic  consultation room  delivery room  dispensary  emergency  examining room  fever ward  hospital room  intensive care  isolation  labor room  laboratory  maternity ward  nursery  pharmacy  prison ward  private room  recovery room  semi-private room  surgery  therapy  treatment room  ward  
operation  accomplished fact  accomplishment  achievement  act  acta  acting  action  activism  activity  adventure  affair  amphibious operations  amputation  anastomotic operation  appliance  application  attempt  behavior  bloodless operation  blow  bringing to fruition  business  business deal  campaign  capital operation  combined operations  commercial transaction  commitment  compensating operation  contract  control  corneal transplant  coup  crescent operation  deal  dealings  deed  direction  doing  doings  dry run  duty  effective  effectuation  efficacious  effort  elective operation  emergency operation  employment  end use  endeavor  engagement  enterprise  excision  execution  exercise  exercising  exertion  exploit  exploitation  exploratory operation  fait accompli  feat  fenestration operation  fluid operations  function  functional  functioning  gest  go  hand  handiwork  handling  heart transplant  immediate purpose  in effect  in force  interval operation  job  kidney transplant  logistics  major operation  management  managing  maneuver  maneuvers  manipulation  measure  military operations  minor operation  minor operations  mission  motion  move  movement  movements  negotiation  obligation  occupation  office  operating  operational  operational purpose  operations  operative  organ transplant  organ transplantation  overproduction  overseas operations  overt act  package deal  palliative operation  passage  performance  plan  play  practice  praxis  procedure  proceeding  production  productiveness  program  project  proposition  purpose  radical operation  realization  removal  res gestae  resection  role  running  section  staff work  step  stroke  stunt  surgical intervention  surgical operation  surgical technique  swing  task  the knife  thing  thing done  tour de force  transaction  transplant  turn  ultimate purpose  undertaking  use  using  utilization  venture  war game  war plans  work  working  workings  works  
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opera Definition

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

opera Bedeutung

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
opera
opera house
a building where musical dramas are performed
opera cloak
opera hood
a large cloak worn over evening clothes
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)
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
operetta
light opera
a short amusing opera
opera company a company that produces operas
opera star
operatic star
singer of lead role in an opera
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Opera is an art form in which singers and musicians perform a dramatic work combining text and musical score, usually in a theatrical setting. In traditional opera, singers do two types of singing: recitative, a speech-inflected style and arias, a more melodic style. Opera incorporates many of the elements of spoken theatre, such as acting, scenery, and costumes and sometimes includes dance. The performance is typically given in an opera house, accompanied by an orchestra or smaller musical ensemble, which since the early 19th century has been led by a conductor.

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