dúo
51duo- — combining form Etymology: Latin duo two < duologue > …
52duo — /dooh oh, dyooh oh/, n., pl. duos. 1. Music. duet. 2. two persons commonly associated with each other; couple. 3. two animals or objects of the same sort; two things ordinarily placed or found together; a pair: a duo of lovebirds. [1580 90; < It… …
53duo- — a combining form meaning two, used in the formation of compound words: duologue. [comb. form of Gk dýo, L duo TWO] * * * …
54duo — 1dù·o s.m.inv. 1. TS mus. → duetto 2. CO coppia di cantanti o musicisti che si esibiscono insieme | estens., anche scherz., coppia di persone che stanno sempre insieme e si comportano allo stesso modo: un duo affiatatissimo {{line}} {{/line}}… …
55dúo — (m) (Intermedio) composición musical para dos ejecutantes, instrumentales o vocales Ejemplos: A menudo el dúo se utiliza con función didáctica de aprendizaje. Piano a cuatro manos es uno de los dúos más difundidos. Sinónimos: dueto …
56duo — duo1 v. due. duo2 s.m. [dal lat. duo due ], invar. 1. (mus.) a. [composizione per due esecutori vocali o strumentali] ▶◀ duetto. b. [coppia di artisti che eseguono insieme danze, brani musicali, ecc.] ▶◀ coppia, duetto …
57duo — du|o [ˈdju:əu US ˈdu:ou] n plural duos [Date: 1500 1600; : Italian; Origin: two , from Latin] 1.) two people who perform together or are often seen together ▪ the comedy duo Reeves and Mortimer 2.) a piece of music for two performers = ↑ …
58dúo — sustantivo masculino dueto, par, pareja, tándem. ▌ a dúo locución adverbial entre dos, al alimón, por parejas. Generalmente cantar. * * * Sinónimos: ■ dos, dueto, pareja, par …
59duo — noun (plural duos) 1》 a pair of people or things, especially in music or entertainment. 2》 Music a duet. Origin C16: via Ital. from L. duo two …
60duo — noun (C) 1 a piece of music for two performers 2 two people who perform together or are often seen together: comedy duo Reeves and Mortimer …
