Definition of opera company in English:

opera company

nounPlural opera companies

A group of singers and musicians who perform in an opera together.
the star of the opera company
Example sentencesExamples
- We need opera companies to commission new operas.
- He spent much of his early life touring with his family in a travelling opera company.
- You'll seldom hear your local opera company attempt Norma, while La boheme and Carmen are perpetual fair game.
- She establishes herself in the chorus of a Parisian opera company.
- Opera companies are lining up to stage the piece.
- The island's opera company took a great deal of care to see that it did justice to this beloved masterpiece.
- The opera company has toured from Italy to Japan with relatively traditional productions.
- He helped me both with management and with getting my name out to opera companies.
- I was second oboist in a touring opera company he was conducting.
- He became a member of the opera company, and this led to an appointment with the Imperial Opera in St. Petersburg.

Definition of opera company in US English:

opera company

noun

A group of singers and musicians who perform in an opera together.
the star of the opera company
Example sentencesExamples
- He helped me both with management and with getting my name out to opera companies.
- Opera companies are lining up to stage the piece.
- You'll seldom hear your local opera company attempt Norma, while La boheme and Carmen are perpetual fair game.
- I was second oboist in a touring opera company he was conducting.
- We need opera companies to commission new operas.
- He spent much of his early life touring with his family in a travelling opera company.
- She establishes herself in the chorus of a Parisian opera company.
- He became a member of the opera company, and this led to an appointment with the Imperial Opera in St. Petersburg.
- The island's opera company took a great deal of care to see that it did justice to this beloved masterpiece.
- The opera company has toured from Italy to Japan with relatively traditional productions.

单词	opera company
释义	Definition of opera company in English: opera company nounPlural opera companies A group of singers and musicians who perform in an opera together. the star of the opera company Example sentencesExamples We need opera companies to commission new operas. He spent much of his early life touring with his family in a travelling opera company. You'll seldom hear your local opera company attempt Norma, while La boheme and Carmen are perpetual fair game. She establishes herself in the chorus of a Parisian opera company. Opera companies are lining up to stage the piece. The island's opera company took a great deal of care to see that it did justice to this beloved masterpiece. The opera company has toured from Italy to Japan with relatively traditional productions. He helped me both with management and with getting my name out to opera companies. I was second oboist in a touring opera company he was conducting. He became a member of the opera company, and this led to an appointment with the Imperial Opera in St. Petersburg. Definition of opera company in US English: opera company noun A group of singers and musicians who perform in an opera together. the star of the opera company Example sentencesExamples He helped me both with management and with getting my name out to opera companies. Opera companies are lining up to stage the piece. You'll seldom hear your local opera company attempt Norma, while La boheme and Carmen are perpetual fair game. I was second oboist in a touring opera company he was conducting. We need opera companies to commission new operas. He spent much of his early life touring with his family in a travelling opera company. She establishes herself in the chorus of a Parisian opera company. He became a member of the opera company, and this led to an appointment with the Imperial Opera in St. Petersburg. The island's opera company took a great deal of care to see that it did justice to this beloved masterpiece. The opera company has toured from Italy to Japan with relatively traditional productions.
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