treble clef in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for treble clef in the English»Spanish Dictionary

treble clef N

treble clef

clave f de sol

Translations for treble clef in the Spanish»English Dictionary

clave de fa/sol

bass/treble clef

Translations for treble clef in the English»Spanish Dictionary

clef [Am klɛf, Brit klɛf] N

clef

clave f

I.treble¹ [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] ADJ (threefold)

treble

triple

the total reaches treble figures

el total alcanza números de tres cifras

for six people use treble quantities

para seis personas triplique las cantidades

three nine treble five Brit

tres nueve cinco cinco cinco

II.treble¹ [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] ADV esp Brit

she earns treble that amount/what I do

gana el triple de esa cantidad/que yo

III.treble¹ [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] N

1. treble (set of three):

treble esp Brit

terno m (conjunto de tres cosas)

2. treble (in darts):

treble

triple m

3. treble (in betting):

treble Brit

apuesta combinada a tres caballos

treble Brit

tripleta f LatAm

treble Brit

trifecta f Arg

IV.treble¹ [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] VB trans

treble

triplicar

V.treble¹ [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] VB intr

treble

triplicarse

I.treble² [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] N

1.1. treble C:

treble (singer)

tiple mf

treble (singer)

soprano mf

treble (voice)

voz f de tiple

treble (voice)

voz f de soprano

1.2. treble C (part):

treble

parte f de tiple

treble

parte f de soprano

2. treble U AUDIO:

treble

agudos mpl

II.treble² [Am ˈtrɛbəl, Brit ˈtrɛb(ə)l] ADJ attr

1. treble MUS:

treble voice/part

de tiple

treble voice/part

de soprano

treble recorder

flauta f dulce contralto

treble staff or stave

pentagrama m de sol

2. treble AUDIO:

treble frequencies/control

de agudos

treble clef in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for treble clef in the English»Spanish Dictionary

treble clef N

treble clef

clave f de sol

Translations for treble clef in the English»Spanish Dictionary

clef [klef] N

clef

clave f

I.treble [ˈtrebl] ADJ

1. treble (three times greater):

treble

triple

2. treble MUS:

treble

de tiple

II.treble [ˈtrebl] N MUS

treble

tiple mf

III.treble [ˈtrebl] VB trans

treble

triplicar

IV.treble [ˈtrebl] VB intr

treble

triplicarse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Bass trumpet is played with a shallower trombone mouthpiece, and music for it is written in treble clef.

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All that's missing are the treble clef, notes, and rests.

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A brass or gold treble clef is awarded by the band officer as a proficiency badge for choir when a student is considered to be ready for concerts.

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The central motif of her pink and black tattoo is a treble clef.

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Each wore a decorative black cloth emblazoned with a gold treble clef in honour of a career steeped in musical folklore.

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The tie includes a large, diagonal stripe with the dragon and initials, as shown on the sports tie, and a staff pattern bearing a treble clef underneath.

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The treble clef was historically used to mark a treble, or pre-pubescent, voice part.

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The viola also sometimes uses treble clef for very high notes.

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As the true tenor clef has generally fallen into disuse in vocal writings, this octave-dropped treble clef is often called the tenor clef.

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The soprano clef fell soon after out of use in favour of the treble clef, in which it is shown here.

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