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| NOUN | a flute | flutes | |
| VERB | to flute | fluted | fluted fluting | flutes | |
| SYNO | champagne flute | flute | flute glass | ... |
⇄ Übersetzung für 'flute' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to flute
- furchenarchi.
flöten [säuseln]
flöten [ugs.] [mit hoher Stimme sprechen]
kräuselncloth.
riffeln [Säule etc.]
auskehlen
in Falten legencloth. - Werbung
- to flute [archaic]
- kannelieren
- flute
- Flöte {f}mus.
Querflöte {f}mus.
Kannelierung {f} - flute [Am.]
- Nut {f}tech.
- flute [recorder]
- Blockflöte {f} [18. Jh.]mus.
- flute [column]
- Rille {f} [Säule]archi.
- flute [tulip-shaped glass for wine or champagne]
- Tulpenglas {n} [für Wein oder Sekt]gastr.
- flute [also: flûte] [glass]
- Flöte {f} [Glas]gastr.
- flute [cannelure]
- Riefe {f}
- flute [esp. thin baguette]
- Flûte {n} {f}gastr.
- flute [vertical groove in a column]
- Kannelur {f} [senkrechte Rille am Säulenschaft]archi.
Kannelüre {f} [senkrechte Rille am Säulenschaft]archi. - flute-like {adj} [also: flutelike]
- flötenartig [Ton, Instrument]
flötenähnlich [Ton, Instrument] - alto flute
- Altflöte {f}mus.
- ancient flute
- alte Flöte {f}archaeo.mus.
- bamboo flute
- Bambusflöte {f}mus.
- band flute
- Querpfeife {f} [mit konischer Bohrung und Klappen]mus.
- bass flute
- Bassflöte {f}mus.
- bone flute
- Knochenflöte {f}archaeo.mus.
- boxwood flute
- Flöte {f} aus Buchsbaumholzmus.
- C flute
- Flöte {f} in Cmus.
[moderne] Querflöte {f}mus. - ceramic flute
- Tonflöte {f}mus.
- champagne flute
- Schaumweintulpe {f}gastr.oenol.
Schaumweinkelch {m}gastr.oenol.
Sektglas {n} [Sektflöte, Sektkelch]gastr.oenol. - champagne flute [also: champagne flûte]
- Sektkelch {m}gastr.
Sektflöte {f}gastr.
Schaumweinflöte {f}gastr.
Champagnerflöte {f}gastr. - children's flute
- Kinderflöte {f}mus.
- claribel flute [organ stop]
- Offenflöte {f}mus.
- concert flute
- Konzertflöte {f}mus.
- contrabass flute
- Kontrabassflöte {f}mus.
- cross flute
- Querflöte {f}mus.
- dolce flute
- Dulzflöte {f}mus.
- duct flute
- Spaltflöte {f}mus.
Kernspaltflöte {f}mus. - English flute [Br.]
- Blockflöte {f}mus.
- fipple flute
- Kernspaltflöte {f}mus.
- flute case
- Flötenetui {n}mus.
- flute cast
- Kolkmarke {f}geol.
- flute class
- Flötenklasse {f}educ.mus.
- flute classes {pl}
- Flötenunterricht {m}educ.mus.
- flute clock
- Flötenuhr {f}mus.
- flute concerto
- Flötenkonzert {n} [Komposition]mus.
- flute ensemble
- Flötenensemble {n}mus.
- flute girl
- Flötenmädchen {n}hist.
- flute glass
- Kelchglas {n}
Flöte {f} [Glas] - flute length
- Spannutlänge {f}tech.tools
- flute lesson
- Flötenstunde {f}educ.mus.
- flute lessons {pl}
- Flötenunterricht {m}educ.mus.
- flute literature
- Flötenliteratur {f}mus.
- flute maker
- Flötenbauer {m}jobsmus.
- flute maker [female]
- Flötenbauerin {f}jobsmus.
- flute mouthpiece
- Flötenmundstück {n} [auch: Flöten-Mundstück]mus.
- flute music
- Flötenmusik {f}mus.
- flute part
- Flötenpart {m}mus.
Flötenstimme {f}mus. - flute piece
- Flötenstück {n}mus.
- flute player
- Flötist {m}jobsmus.
Flötenspieler {m}mus. - flute player [female]
- Flötenspielerin {f}mus.
- flute players
- Flötenspieler {pl}mus.
- flute quartet
- Flötenquartett {n}mus.
- flute quintet
- Flötenquintett {n}mus.
- flute repertoire
- Flötenrepertoire {n}mus.
- flute solo
- Flötensolo {n}mus.
- flute sonata
- Flötensonate {f}mus.
- flute sounds
- Flötenklänge {pl}mus.
- flute student
- Flötenschüler {m}educ.mus.
- flute student [female]
- Flötenschülerin {f}educ.mus.
- flute teacher
- Flötenlehrer {m}educ.jobsmus.
- flute teacher [female]
- Flötenlehrerin {f}educ.jobsmus.
- flute trio
- Flötentrio {n}mus.
- German flute
- Traversflöte {f} [18. Jh.]mus.
- jazz flute
- Jazzflöte {f}mus.
- jazz flute [rare]
- Lotusflöte {f}mus.
- Koppel Flute [the untranslated German term is more common]
- Koppelflöte {f} [Orgelregister]mus.
- lotus flute
- Lotusflöte {f}mus.
- magic flute
- Zauberflöte {f}
- marching flute [fife]
- Spielmannsflöte {f} [Querpfeife]mus.
- nose flute
- Nasenflöte {f}mus.
- notched flute
- Kerbflöte {f}mus.
- overtone flute
- Obertonflöte {f}mus.
- pan flute [less frequent]
- Panflöte {f}mus.
- pigeon flute
- Taubenflöte {f}
- piston flute
- Lotusflöte {f}mus.
- ring flute
- Bandflöte {f}mus.
- rustic flute
- Bauernflöte {f}mus.
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- Flûte {n} {f} = flute [esp. thin baguette]
- Flûte {n} {f} [besonders dünnes französisches Stangenweißbrot] = parisienne [Am.] [flute, flûte] [similar to a baguette]
- Flûte {f} à pavillon [Orgelregister] = bell diapason [organ stop]
Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
- She joined the Los Angeles Philharmonic as second flutist in 1996, and was promoted to Associate Principal flute in March 2009.
- Flute beatboxing (or "fluteboxing") is an extended technique of the flute, or an extension in sound resonators for beatboxing.
- References to Stephen Preston as a flute player can be found in the "New Grove", J. Solum: "The Early Flute" and A. Powell: "The Flute".
- The range of the flute is over two octaves. Each flute is traditionally an individual and made a bit differently each time by the maker-player, the keynote frequency varies from flute to flute.
- Jesse Barish’s album "Flute Salad" has a ‘new age’ musical feel, and was done in collaboration with Jeff Pescetto and licensed through Void Echo Records.
- He created his own flute, which he calls the "Naveen Flute". This flute features flute tone and the vibration of strings (through the placement of a string on the side of the flute).
- A transverse flute or side-blown flute is a flute which is held horizontally when played. The player blows across the embouchure hole, in a direction perpendicular to the flute's body length.
- the nine note flute) akind of flute and "jyonya" (ज्योंया) (lit.
- "Joueurs de flûte" ("The Flute Players"), Op. 27, is a set of four pieces for flute and piano by the French composer Albert Roussel. It is the most popular of Roussel's works for the flute.
- Traverso, a.k.a. baroque flute, indicates the baroque to mid 19-century wooden transverse flute that preceded the Western concert flute.
- The double contrabass flute (sometimes also called octobass flute) is pitched in the key of C, three octaves below the concert flute (two octaves below the bass flute, and one octave below the contrabass flute).
- ... , translates as: Love Flute) is an uncommon member of the Western concert flute family, pitched in A [...] , A, or B [...] and is intermediate in size between the modern C concert flute and the alto flute in G.
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