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jazz
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jazz [Am dʒæz, Brit dʒaz] N U
1. jazz MUS:
jazz
jazz m
jazz attr singer/band
de jazz
2. jazz inf, dated (exaggerated talk):
jazz
palabrería f
… and all that jazz
y todo eso
… and all that jazz
y toda esa historia inf
… and all that jazz
y todo ese rollo inf
jazz Info
jazz
Un género musical caracterizado por la síncopa y la improvisación, que tiene su origen en la música negra de Nueva Orleans de las postrimerías del siglo XIX. Desde entonces no ha dejado de evolucionar, desarrollando estilos sucesivos como son el Chicago jazz de los años 20 (Louis Armstrong), el swing (Benny Goodman), el estilo orquestral de las big bands (Duke Ellington), el bop (Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Lester Young), el cool jazz (Miles Davis, Stan Getz), el free jazz (John Coltrane), la jazz rock fusion (Weather Report) o la experimentación ecléctica con estilos del pasado practicado por Wynton Marsalis.
jazz up VB [Am dʒæz -, Brit dʒaz -] inf (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
1. jazz up music:
jazz up
tocar con ritmo sincopado
2. jazz up room/decor:
jazz up
alegrar
jazz up
darle vida a
a jazzed up version of the classic
una versión popular del clásico
trad jazz
jazz m tradicional
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
jazzista
jazz attr
jazzístico (jazzística)
jazz attr
grupo de jazz
jazz group
grupo de jazz
jazz band
jazz
jazz
banda o conjunto de jazz
jazz band
gym-jazz
gym jazz
orquesta de jazz
jazz band
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
jazz [dʒæz] N no pl
jazz
jazz m
acid jazz
acid jazz m
jazz band
grupo m de jazz
jazz club
club m de jazz
Phrases:
and all that jazz inf
y todo ese rollo
jazz up VB trans inf
jazz up
animar
progressive jazz
experimental
his love of jazz
su amor por el jazz
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
jazz
jazz
tocar jazz
to jazz
jazzero (-a)
jazz musician
jazzero (-a)
jazz lover
jazzero (-a)
jazz
gym-jazz
jazz gymnastics
jazzista
jazz musician
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
jazz [dʒæz] N
jazz
jazz m
jazz band/club
grupo m /club m de jazz
Phrases:
and all that jazz sl
y todo ese rollo
jazz up VB trans sl
jazz up
crear ambiente
progressive jazz
experimental
his love of jazz
su amor por el jazz
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
jazz
jazz
tocar jazz
to jazz
Present
Ijazz
youjazz
he/she/itjazzes
wejazz
youjazz
theyjazz
Past
Ijazzed
youjazzed
he/she/itjazzed
wejazzed
youjazzed
theyjazzed
Present Perfect
Ihavejazzed
youhavejazzed
he/she/ithasjazzed
wehavejazzed
youhavejazzed
theyhavejazzed
Past Perfect
Ihadjazzed
youhadjazzed
he/she/ithadjazzed
wehadjazzed
youhadjazzed
theyhadjazzed
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acid jazz
acid jazz m
jazz band
grupo m de jazz
jazz club
club m de jazz
and all that jazz inf
y todo ese rollo
his love of jazz
su amor por el jazz
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The island offers a mixture of both trad climbing and sport climbing and also offers a good variety of bouldering and deep water soloing.
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Aside from her concert repertoire of original psych folk and trad rock songs, she has a wide repertoire of traditional, folk and jazz songs.
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Initially he practiced trad climbing and started sport climbing only when he was 24.
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The band's style of revivalist trad jazz was becoming less popular by the end of the 1950s.
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Invasive weeds such as privet, large leave privet, trad, lantana and camphor laurel continue to be troublesome.
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