decrescendo
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The meaning (definition) of the word decrescendo
music that slowly grows quieter and quieter
The word decrescendo used in a sentence
“The music gets quiet during the decrescendo.”
How the word decrescendo is said around the world
| French | décrescendo (dayk-re-sahn-DOH) |
| Spanish | decrescendo (dayk-rays-THEN-doh) |
| Mandarin | 渐弱 (jyen zhwoh) |
| Hindi | अवरोह (uv-ROH) |
| Arabic | تناقص تدريجي (TAH-nah-koos TAHD-ree-jeey) |
| Russian | декрещендо (dyeek-RYAY-sheen-du) |
| Portuguese (EU) | decrescendo (dik-ri-SAYNG-duu) |
| Portuguese (BR) | decrescendo (dayk-ray-SAYNG-duu) |
| Japanese | デクレッシェンド (day-ku-raysh-SHAYN-doh) |
| German | Decrescendo (dek-res-KEN-doh) |
| Urdu | کمی (KU-mee) |
| Punjabi | ਡਿਕ੍ਰੇਸੈਂਡੋ (dik-ray-SEN-doh) |
| Korean | 데크레셴도 (DAY-ku-rays-yayn-doh) |
| Hebrew | דקרשנדו (dee-krehn-SHOH) |
| Greek | ντεκρέσεντο (dayk-RAY-say-doh) |
| Dutch | decrescendo (dek-re-SEN-doh) |
| Tagalog | pagbaba (pahg-BAH-bah) |
| Vietnamese | giảm dần (zahm zuhn) |
| Turkish | azalan ses (ah-zah-LAHN ses) |
| Persian | کاهش دهنده (KAH-aysh dah-AHN-day) |
| Polish | decrescendo (dek-resh-CHEN-daw) |
| Ukrainian | декрещендо (dek-RESH-chen-doh) |
| Bengali | হ্রাস (hrahsh) |
| Swedish | decrescendo (DEK-ruhs-sen-doo) |
| Italian | decrescendo (dayk-ray-SHEN-doh) |
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