Translations for „imitative“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

imitative ADJ

imitative

تقليديّ

imitative

مَيَّان

imitative

مُقَلِّد

imitative

زَائِف

imitative

أَشِر

imitative

كَذَّاب

imitative

imitative

مُزَوّر

imitative

كاذِب

imitative

بَهْرَج

imitative

مُحَاكٍ المُحَاكِي

imitative

مُسْتَعار

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English

The trio is built around longer, more lyric phrases that pass between the right and left hands in imitative polyphony.

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Since the 17th century, the term "fugue" has described what is commonly regarded as the most fully developed procedure of imitative counterpoint.

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The violins play an imitative motif that does not align with the vocal phrases.

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In imitative counterpoint, two or more voices enter at different times, and (especially when entering) each voice repeats some version of the same melodic element.

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If the imitative behavior continues beyond infanthood, it may be considered echopraxia.

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Sometimes imitative, sometimes in counterpoint, they weave a complex, witty, rhythmic tapestry, two strange characters entirely lost in obsessive movement.

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Variation 5 engages in three-part imitative counterpoint with the chorale in the middle voice in longer note values.

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This was in contrast to many elocutionists of his day, who favored mechanistic methods that were rule-based, artificial, and imitative.

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Key polar concepts bandied in this context are superficial/authentic, imitative/creative, shallow/deep, critical/uncritical, elitist/parochial and so on.

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The kind of learning characteristic of human children is imitative learning, which means reproducing an instrumental act understood intentionally.

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