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rallentando

/rah-luhn-tahn-doh; Italian rahl-len-tahn-daw/US // ˌrɑ lənˈtɑn doʊ; Italian ˌrɑl lɛnˈtɑn dɔ //UK // (ˌrælɛnˈtændəʊ) //

延长

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : slackening; becoming slower.

Examples

  • Teach yourself to make a rallentando evenly by watching the drops of water cease as you turn off a tap.

  • She put into her movements a certain fullness of swing, to bring out the effect which a marked rallentando gives the notes.

  • Such a rallentando effect is like the apparent pause in the rush of a river before it thunders over a precipice.

  • Or we can gradually increase or decrease our tempo, creating accelerando and rallentando effects.

  • I can hear the diminuendo rallentando of the orchestra as the gold dulls, the scarlet fades to rose, the rose to pink.