musicals in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for musicals in the English»French Dictionary

I.musical [Brit ˈmjuːzɪk(ə)l, Am ˈmjuzək(ə)l] N a. musical comedy

musical

comédie f musicale

II.musical [Brit ˈmjuːzɪk(ə)l, Am ˈmjuzək(ə)l] ADJ

1. musical person:

musical (gifted)

musicien/-ienne

musical (interested)

mélomane

they are a very musical family

ils sont très musiciens dans la famille

2. musical voice, laughter:

musical

mélodieux/-ieuse

3. musical accompaniment, director, score:

musical

musical

musical evening N

musical evening

soirée f musicale

musical box N Brit

musical box

boîte f à musique

musical chairs N npl

musical chairs

chaises fpl musicales

musical instrument N

musical instrument

instrument m de musique

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musical/comedy duo

duo musical/comique

TV/musical dramatization

version f pour la télévision/musicale

Translations for musicals in the French»English Dictionary

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musicien (musicienne)

musical

musical (musicale) événement

musical

entracte musical

musical interlude

musicals in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for musicals in the English»French Dictionary

I.musical [ˈmju·zɪ·k ə l] ADJ

musical

musical(e)

to be musical

être musicien

a musical instrument

un instrument de musique

a musical genius

un génie de la musique

II.musical [ˈmju·zɪ·k ə l] N

musical

comédie f musicale

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musical interlude

interlude m musical

mouthpiece of a musical instrument, pipe

embout m

piece written, musical

morceau m

Translations for musicals in the French»English Dictionary

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musical(e)

musical

comédie musicale

musical

musicien(ne)

musical

solfège

musical theory

comédie musicale

musical (comedy)

instrument de musique

musical instrument

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English

Despite a growing distaste for musicals among the general public, the movie was financially successful.

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The troupe was the testing ground and originator of many of the patriotic and revolutionary plays and musicals of the 1960s-1980s.

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She also participated in school musicals and band where she was the first chair flutist.

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For over 85 years, the venue has hosted religious festivals, political rallies, debutante galas, opera, musicals and concerts.

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These economic problems caused studios to stay away from the lavish spectacle of musicals which were now seen as frivolous and anachronistic.

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She also toured in nightclubs and roadshows of plays and musicals.

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More than in the case of straight plays, the theatergoer was spoiled for choice with musicals.

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He also produced librettos for operas and musicals.

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From the love-lorn to the murderess, musicals have depicted a wide range of women.

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As of 2014, the festival has premiered over 350 musicals, which have featured the work of over 8,000 artists and have been attended by 300,000 theatergoers.

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