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It has contributed surprisingly little to the international ballet repertoire.Wales could have gone for more goals with a crowd of more than 31,000 going through a full repertoire of songs from the summer.His entire repertoire is a cartoon gallery of the unexpected.The operatic repertoire worldwide has also expanded in the course of the past sixty years.His vocal power and diversity of repertoire were alike impressive.The classical repertoire is very limited for women.And his journey into the jazz repertoire is coming along nicely.You might think that a lot of the standard operatic repertoire comes from archaeological excavations.Yet he still went through his full repertoire of tricks and flicks.Both are more accustomed to the sterner end of the operatic repertoire.His ideas about classical repertoire have certainly led to clashes.But before long he was brimming with confidence as he ran through his full repertoire of hand gestures.Today she is fêted as an outstanding interpreter of some of the most elemental music in the classical repertoire.This is not a significant corner of the repertoire nor one that needs regular flag-waving.He was renowned for his formidable memory, and for conducting his entire repertoire without a score.Their methods, their standards and their repertoire are highly varied.La Scala continued its policy of deepening and expanding the operatic repertoire.Although onstage he covered the standard repertoire in depth, he also sought out important contemporary works.We should be pleading with him to unleash the full repertoire at Wimbledon.Mobility and diversity are integral parts of our training, since good cookery includes the great repertoire of all countries.I have two jokes in my repertoire and one sarcastic prayer which always goes down well up North.Making full use of the space down the left, he ran through his entire repertoire inthe first-half.Which is why this touchstone of the Romantic ballet repertoire is as alive today as it was 160 years ago.In the past couple of years, though, he has added to his repertoire the one that goes the other way.Budapest Opera, where he learnt not only all the skills of coaching but also of running an opera house and conducting the main operatic repertoire.In the framework of an annual festival, without the obligations of performing a repertoire, he could programme the operas he wished and lure stars to perform them.

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British English: repertoire NOUN
A performer's repertoire is all the plays or pieces of music that he or she has learned and can perform.
The singer has thousands of songs in her repertoire.
  • American English: repertoire
  • Brazilian Portuguese: repertório
  • Chinese: > 全部曲目表演者的
  • European Spanish: repertorio
  • French: répertoire
  • German: Repertoire
  • Italian: repertorio
  • Japanese: レパートリー
  • Korean: 레퍼토리
  • European Portuguese: repertório
  • Latin American Spanish: repertorio

(noun) 
Definition
the entire stock of skills or techniques that someone or something, such as a computer, is capable of
an impressive repertoire of funny stories
Synonyms
range
The two men discussed a range of issues.
list
stock
We took a decision to withdraw a quantity of stock from sale.
supply
The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen.
store
I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits.
collection
He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years.
repertory
Her repertory of songs was vast.
repository
The church became a repository for police files.

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in the sense of collection
Definition
things collected or accumulated
He has gathered a large collection of prints and paintings over the years.
Synonyms
accumulation,
set,
store,
mass,
pile,
heap,
stockpile,
hoard,
aggregate,
congeries
in the sense of repertory
Definition
Her repertory of songs was vast.
Synonyms
repertoire,
list,
range,
stock,
supply,
store,
collection,
repository
in the sense of repository
Definition
a place or container in which things can be stored for safety
The church became a repository for police files.
Synonyms
store,
archive,
storehouse,
depository,
magazine,
treasury,
warehouse,
vault,
depot,
emporium (old-fashioned),
receptacle

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in the sense of stock
Definition
the total amount of goods kept on the premises of a shop or business
We took a decision to withdraw a quantity of stock from sale.
Synonyms
goods,
merchandise,
wares,
range,
choice,
variety,
selection,
commodities,
array,
assortment
in the sense of store
Definition
a large supply or stock kept for future use
I handed over my store of chocolate biscuits.
Synonyms
supply,
stock,
reserve,
lot,
fund,
mine,
plenty,
provision,
wealth,
quantity,
reservoir,
abundance,
accumulation,
stockpile,
hoard,
plethora,
cache
in the sense of supply
Definition
an amount available for use
The brain requires a constant supply of oxygen.
Synonyms
store,
fund,
stock,
source,
reserve,
quantity,
reservoir,
stockpile,
hoard,
cache
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