Definition of double flat in English:

double flat

noun

1A sign placed before a musical note to indicate that it is to be lowered two semitones.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sharp raises the note before which it is placed by one semitone; the flat lowers it by one semitone; the double sharp and double flat respectively raise and lower it by a whole tone; the natural cancels any other accidental.
1. 1.1 A musical note marked by a double flat or lowered two semitones.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gurney knows it well - witness the opening line of ‘Sleep’ (D flat-F; D flat-B double flat).

Definition of double flat in US English:

double flat

nounˈdəbəl flat

1A sign placed before a musical note to indicate that it is to be lowered two semitones.
Example sentencesExamples
- The sharp raises the note before which it is placed by one semitone; the flat lowers it by one semitone; the double sharp and double flat respectively raise and lower it by a whole tone; the natural cancels any other accidental.
1. 1.1 A musical note marked by a double flat or lowered two semitones.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gurney knows it well - witness the opening line of ‘Sleep’ (D flat-F; D flat-B double flat).

单词	double flat
释义	Definition of double flat in English: double flat noun 1A sign placed before a musical note to indicate that it is to be lowered two semitones. Example sentencesExamples The sharp raises the note before which it is placed by one semitone; the flat lowers it by one semitone; the double sharp and double flat respectively raise and lower it by a whole tone; the natural cancels any other accidental. 1.1 A musical note marked by a double flat or lowered two semitones. Example sentencesExamples Gurney knows it well - witness the opening line of ‘Sleep’ (D flat-F; D flat-B double flat). Definition of double flat in US English: double flat nounˈdəbəl flat 1A sign placed before a musical note to indicate that it is to be lowered two semitones. Example sentencesExamples The sharp raises the note before which it is placed by one semitone; the flat lowers it by one semitone; the double sharp and double flat respectively raise and lower it by a whole tone; the natural cancels any other accidental. 1.1 A musical note marked by a double flat or lowered two semitones. Example sentencesExamples Gurney knows it well - witness the opening line of ‘Sleep’ (D flat-F; D flat-B double flat).
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