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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsɪmfəni/
symphony means: A long piece of music for an orchestra, usually divided into several parts.
noun
ORCHESTRAL MUSICB2
A long piece of music for an orchestra, usually divided into several parts.
- The orchestra played a symphony.
- She composed her first symphony at twenty.
- The final movement of the symphony was thrilling.
HARMONIOUS MIXTUREC2
A beautiful combination of sounds, colors, or other things that fit together well.
- The garden was a symphony of colors.
- Birdsong and flowing water created a symphony of sounds.
- The meal offered a rich symphony of flavors.
Questions about symphony
What does symphony mean?
A long piece of music for an orchestra, usually divided into several parts.
What is symphony in other languages?
Türkçe: senfoni · Español: sinfonía · Français: symphonie · Deutsch: Sinfonie · Italiano: sinfonia · 日本語: 交響曲
How do you pronounce symphony?
It is pronounced /ˈsɪmfəni/.
How do you use symphony in a sentence?
The orchestra played a symphony. She composed her first symphony at twenty.
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