- duettist
- [dju(:)ʹetıst] n
один из исполнителей дуэта
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
Новый большой англо-русский словарь. 2001.
duettist — noun Someone who performs in a duet … Wiktionary
duettist — du·et·tist … English syllables
duettist — d(y)üˈed.ə̇st, etə̇ noun ( s) : a participant in a duet … Useful english dictionary
duet — duettist, n. /dooh et , dyooh /, n. a musical composition for two voices or instruments. [1730 40; earlier duett < It duetto, equiv. to du(o) duet + etto ET] * * * … Universalium
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duet — noun a performance by two singers, instrumentalists, or dancers. ↘a musical composition for two performers. verb (duets, duetting, duetted) perform a duet. Derivatives duettist noun Origin C18: from Ital. duetto, dimin. of duo duet … English new terms dictionary
duet — /djuˈɛt / (say dyooh et) noun a musical composition for two voices or performers. {Italian duetto, diminutive of duo two} –duettist, noun …
duet — n. 1 Mus. a a performance by two voices, instrumentalists, etc. b a composition for two performers. 2 a dialogue. Derivatives: duettist n. Etymology: G Duett or It. duetto dimin. of duo duet f. L duo two … Useful english dictionary