Dictionary English German: [music]

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English German
subdued {adj} [light, music]
1146
dezent
highbrow {adj} [tastes, music, author]
1074
anspruchsvoll
tinny {adj} [sound, music, voice, etc.]
508
blechern [Klang, Musik, Stimme etc.]
rousing {adj} [music]
266
schwungvoll
upbeat {adj} [coll.] [e.g. music]
134
peppig [ugs.]
moody {adj} [picture, film, music]
83
stimmungsvoll
gastr. table {adj} [attr.] [e.g. knife, water, mustard, music]
51
Tafel- [Tisch-; z. B. Messer, Wasser, Senf, Musik]
mellifluous {adj} [voice, music, etc.]
30
wohltönend [geh.]
languorous {adj} [music, melody]
23
schmelzend [Musik, Melodie]
lively {adj} [e.g. music]
17
peppig [ugs.]
powerful {adj} [music, speech] [also: blow]
16
wuchtig [Klänge, Rede] [auch: Schlag]
gothic {adj} [fashion, music etc.]
13
Gothic-
funky {adj} [coll.] [of music, clothes etc.]
11
schrill [fig.] [irre, abgefahren]
mus. -core {suffix} [music genre]
6
-core [musikalisches Subgenre mit extremen Stilelementen]
dance mus. boppy {adj} [esp. Br.] [coll.] [suitable or good for dancing to] [of pop music]
5
tanzbar [vor allem Pop-Musik]
lit. quote [Music is often experienced as unpleasant since it is always connected with noise.]Musik wird oft nicht schön gefunden, // Weil sie stets mit Geräusch verbunden. [Wilhelm Busch, Der Maulwurf]
film mus. explicit {adj} [X-rated] [content in movies, music lyrics etc.]nicht jugendfrei
punky {adj} [music, subculture, etc.]punkig
Verbs
to vary [also in music]
3113
variieren [auch musikalisch]
to murder sth. [coll.] [pej.] [spoil: music, a play, a language, etc.]
330
etw.Akk. verhunzen [ugs.] [pej.] [Musik, ein Theaterstück, eine Sprache etc.]
to caress [music etc.]
149
schmeicheln [den Ohren]
Internet to leak [to publish software, music etc. on the internet before the official release date]
36
leaken [Software, Musik etc. über das Internet verbreiten vor der offiziellen Veröffentlichung]
to butcher [fig.] [play, piece of music, language]
35
vergewaltigen [fig.]
film mus. theatre to score sth. [e.g., to compose music, to underlay a film]
22
etw.Akk. schreiben [Film-, Bühnenmusik]
mus. theatre to fake [music, stage dialogue etc.]
14
improvisieren
dance mus. to swing [play music in the style of swing, with a flowing but vigorous rhythm]
11
swingen [in der Art des Swing ein Musikstück spielen]
mus. to execute [play a piece of music]
10
spielen
mus. to chart [to sell enough copies to enter the music charts]es in die Charts schaffen
dance to disco [dance to disco music]Disco tanzen
audio to fade [of sound, music]leiser werden [verklingen]
mus. to fiddle [to play dance music with one or more fiddles]aufgeigen
to flourish [art, music, literature]eine Blütezeit erleben
mus. theatre to fluff [coll.] [on ones lines, in music]sich verhaspeln
to massacre sb./sth. [coll.] [fig.] [e.g. a piece of music, a play; a sporting opponent]jdn./etw. massakrieren [ugs.] [fig.] [z. B. ein Musikstück, Theaterstück; einen Wettkampfgegner]
to present sth. [song, piece of music, poem, etc.]etw. zum Vortrag bringen [geh.] [Lied, Musikstück, Gedicht etc.]
Nouns
educ. college [of music, agriculture, technology etc.]
586
Fachhochschule {f} <FH>
fin. fee [pay, esp. in film, theatre, music business etc.]
330
Gage {f}
buff [coll.] [enthusiast, e.g. a music buff]
152
Enthusiast {m}
mus. hook [popular music]
74
Hookline {f} [charakteristische Melodiephrase od. Textzeile]
lit. mus. passage [of a text, music]
61
Passage {f} [Textstelle, Musikstelle]
mus. account [interpretation or rendering of a piece of music]
51
Interpretation {f} [künstlerische Wiedergabe von Musik]
snatch [of conversation or music]
45
Fetzen {m} [Wort- oder Musikfetzen]
mus. composition [writing of music, composing]
36
Komponieren {n}
lit. mus. passage [of a book, piece of music]
32
Stelle {f} [in Buch, Musikstück]
mus. charts [pop music]
31
Charts {pl}
revival [play, film, music]
26
Wiederaufführung {f}
hist. mus. lit. paean [in ancient Greek poetry and music]
20
Päan {m} [feierlicher altgriech. Gesang]
sodcasting [coll.] [playing music loudly through a phone in public]
18
[lautes Musikhören über Handylautsprecher]
sociol. ... scene [music scene, drug scene, etc.]
17
-szene {f} [Musikszene, Drogenszene etc.]
amateur [of cars, art, music etc.]
16
Liebhaber {m} [von Autos, Kunst, Musik etc.]
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