recital — a performance of music or poetry, typically by one person
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a performance of music or poetry, typically by one person
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈsaɪtəl/
Korean meaning: 독주회, 독창회, 낭송회
Korean pronunciation: 리-사이-털 (강세: 사이)
Example Sentences
- My neighbor's violin recital sounded like a cat being tortured for two hours straight.
- The professor's recital of all the assignment requirements took longer than actually doing the homework.
- She prepared for months to perform in her graduation recital.
recital
NOUN//rɪˈsaɪtəl//
a performance of music or poetry, typically by one person
Solo musical performance on stage
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라틴어 'recitare'(다시 읽다, 암송하다)에서 유래되었습니다. 원래는 '다시(re-) + 부르다(citare)'라는 의미로, 시나 음악을 반복해서 연주하거나 암송하는 것을 뜻했습니다.
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“My neighbor's violin recital sounded like a cat being tortured for two hours straight.”
“The professor's recital of all the assignment requirements took longer than actually doing the homework.”
“She prepared for months to perform in her graduation recital.”
“The children's poetry recital was adorable, even though half of them forgot their lines.”
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