Translations for „ragtime“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

daytime N

daytime

dia m

in the daytime

de dia

pastime [ˈpæstaɪm, Brit ˈpɑːs-] N

pastime

passatempo m

wartime N no pl

in wartime

em tempos de guerra

regime [rəˈʒiːm, Brit reɪˈ-] N

regime

regime m

springtime N no pl

springtime

primavera f

I . airtime [ˈertaɪm] N (of cell phone)

airtime

tempo m de uso

II . airtime [ˈertaɪm] ADJ attr, inv

airtime minutes

minutos m pl de uso

bedtime N no pl

bedtime

hora f de dormir

teatime N

teatime

hora f do chá

grime [graɪm] N no pl

grime

sujeira f

I . time [taɪm] N

1. time:

time

tempo m

(how) time flies

(como) o tempo voa

(only) time can tell

(só) o tempo dirá

after a time

depois de um tempo

all the time

o tempo todo

a long time ago

há muito tempo

for the time being

por enquanto

in time

a tempo

in one week's time

em uma semana

it takes a long time

demora muito

most of the time

a maior parte do tempo

over time

com o tempo

to be a matter of time

ser uma questão de tempo

to give sb a hard time inf

infernizar a vida de alguém

to kill time

matar o tempo

to make time

encontrar tempo

to spend time

passar o tempo

2. time (clock):

time

hora f

what's the time?, what time is it?

que horas são?

3. time (moment):

time

momento m

at any time

a qualquer momento

on time

na hora

the next time

a próxima vez

the right time

o momento certo

4. time (occasion):

time

vez f

each time

cada vez

from time to time

de vez em quando

one at a time

um de cada vez

to have a good time

divertir-se bastante

5. time (epoch):

time

época f

to be behind the times

ser antiquado(-a)

6. time SPORTS:

time

tempo m

II . time [taɪm] VB trans

1. time SPORTS:

time

cronometrar

2. time (choose best moment for):

time

escolher o momento certo para

I . rage [reɪdʒ] N no pl

1. rage:

rage

fúria f

to be in a rage

estar furioso(-a)

2. rage (fashion, popularity):

rage

voga f

it's all the rage

está fazendo furor

II . rage [reɪdʒ] VB intr

1. rage (express fury):

rage

enfurecer-se

2. rage:

rage epidemic

assolar

rage storm

arrasar

ratio [ˈreɪʃioʊ, Brit -əʊ] N

ratio

proporção f

the ratio of sth to sth

a proporção entre a. c. e a. c.

ratify [ˈræt̬əfaɪ, Brit -tɪ-] VB trans

ratify

ratificar

rating [ˈreɪt̬ɪŋ, Brit -t-] N

1. rating no pl (estimation):

rating

classificação

rating

avaliação f

2. rating pl:

rating TV, RADIO

índice m de audiência

3. rating Brit MIL:

rating

posto m

I . ration [ˈræʃn] N a. pl MIL

ration

ração f

II . ration [ˈræʃn] VB trans

ration

racionar

to ration sth out

racionar a. c.

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Their sound is a fusion of modern and old-world styles including gothic-rock darkwave, progressive rock, neoclassical, trip hop, ragtime, and other related genres.

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It remained a popular ballroom dance until the late 19th century, when it would give way to the two-step and new ragtime dances.

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He subsequently began to teach himself to play ragtime.

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One of early rural blues, ragtime, and marching band music were combined with collective improvisation to create this new style of music.

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She has also worked as a professional barrelhouse and ragtime piano player.

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Ragtime music was also distributed via piano rolls for player pianos.

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Ragtime was a style of music based around the piano, using syncopated rhythms and chromaticisms.

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Instruction in the ragtime one step is provided free of charge at this event.

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Syncopation is an essential part of the character of some musical styles, such as jazz and ragtime.

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His repertoire is now a varied selection including blues, ragtime, jazz standards.

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