repertoire
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈrepərtwɑːr/ · UK /ˈrepətwɑː/
repertoire means: All the songs, dances, plays, or other works that someone knows and can perform.
noun
All the songs, dances, plays, or other works that someone knows and can perform.
- Her repertoire includes several folk songs.
- The orchestra added new pieces to its repertoire.
- What plays are in the company’s repertoire?
All the skills, methods, or actions that someone can use.
- Pasta is part of my cooking repertoire.
- She added a new technique to her repertoire.
- The players showed an impressive repertoire of attacking moves.
The range of skills and ways of doing things that a person has.
- Cooking is part of her repertoire.
- He added a new trick to his repertoire.
- Does your repertoire include any repair skills?
Questions about repertoire
What does repertoire mean?
All the songs, dances, plays, or other works that someone knows and can perform.
What is repertoire in other languages?
Türkçe: repertuvar · Español: repertorio · Français: répertoire · Deutsch: Repertoire · Italiano: repertorio · 日本語: レパートリー
How do you pronounce repertoire?
In American English /ˈrepərtwɑːr/; in British English /ˈrepətwɑː/.
How do you use repertoire in a sentence?
Her repertoire includes several folk songs. The orchestra added new pieces to its repertoire.
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