Definition of pianoforte in English:

pianoforte

noun pɪˌanəʊˈfɔːteɪpɪˌanəʊˈfɔːtipiˌænoʊˈfɔrteɪ

formal term for piano
Example sentencesExamples
- Won't you be a dear and practice the pianoforte for a bit while I show Lord William the lovely new begonias that the butler planted in his spare time?
- Since their time, the pianoforte has been improved to a high degree of completion.
- Artemesia moved to the pianoforte that was along one of the walls, and sat down on the bench, facing away from the instrument and towards Scott.
- She went to a pianoforte and began to play a few keys.
- After dinner Marianne is invited to play the pianoforte.
- She plays the pianoforte and sings beautifully.
- Her interest in teaching and music blossomed and she qualified with a music degree in pianoforte.
- He is plagued by his poor relationship with his father who dragged him about Europe as a child performing pieces on cloth covered pianofortes from the age of 5 to his early teens.
- All daughters were expected to learn the pianoforte - one of the few disciplines, along with sewing, embroidering and housekeeping, that society permitted them to pursue.
- They chattered politely for a few minutes, and then Will cruelly suggested that Clara entertain them on the pianoforte.
- There were competition classes for pianoforte, singing, elocution and dancing - tap, character, national and ballet.
- Toy musical instruments, including French horns, trumpets, violins, pianofortes, flutes, and drums, numbered 17,622; small horses, horsemen, and soldiers, from drummers to lancers, over 3,000.
- Lotte stood beside the pianoforte, staring at the carpet.
- It seems she gardens, embroiders, paints, plays the pianoforte and sings.
- She nodded towards the pianoforte, at Adam and Audrey, and smiled at him.
- The room quieted then, as Cordelia stood and took her place beside the pianoforte, ‘Would anyone care to accompany me on the piano as I sing?’
- The festival includes classes for choirs, vocal solos, duets, groups, pianoforte, strings, woodwind, guitar ensembles, composition, brass and keyboards.
- Anna smiled and walked over to the pianoforte in the corner of the ballroom.
- I no longer ride several times a day, instead I sit and practice my pianoforte and embroider.
- Quickly standing up, Elizabeth moved towards the pianoforte.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Italian, earlier piano e forte 'soft and loud', expressing the gradation in tone.

Rhymes

forty, haughty, naughty, rorty, shorty, sortie, sporty, UB40, warty

Definition of pianoforte in US English:

pianoforte

nounpiˌænoʊˈfɔrteɪpēˌanōˈfôrtā

formal term for piano
Example sentencesExamples
- Anna smiled and walked over to the pianoforte in the corner of the ballroom.
- Won't you be a dear and practice the pianoforte for a bit while I show Lord William the lovely new begonias that the butler planted in his spare time?
- The festival includes classes for choirs, vocal solos, duets, groups, pianoforte, strings, woodwind, guitar ensembles, composition, brass and keyboards.
- Toy musical instruments, including French horns, trumpets, violins, pianofortes, flutes, and drums, numbered 17,622; small horses, horsemen, and soldiers, from drummers to lancers, over 3,000.
- He is plagued by his poor relationship with his father who dragged him about Europe as a child performing pieces on cloth covered pianofortes from the age of 5 to his early teens.
- It seems she gardens, embroiders, paints, plays the pianoforte and sings.
- Quickly standing up, Elizabeth moved towards the pianoforte.
- All daughters were expected to learn the pianoforte - one of the few disciplines, along with sewing, embroidering and housekeeping, that society permitted them to pursue.
- After dinner Marianne is invited to play the pianoforte.
- The room quieted then, as Cordelia stood and took her place beside the pianoforte, ‘Would anyone care to accompany me on the piano as I sing?’
- Artemesia moved to the pianoforte that was along one of the walls, and sat down on the bench, facing away from the instrument and towards Scott.
- She nodded towards the pianoforte, at Adam and Audrey, and smiled at him.
- Since their time, the pianoforte has been improved to a high degree of completion.
- I no longer ride several times a day, instead I sit and practice my pianoforte and embroider.
- Her interest in teaching and music blossomed and she qualified with a music degree in pianoforte.
- They chattered politely for a few minutes, and then Will cruelly suggested that Clara entertain them on the pianoforte.
- There were competition classes for pianoforte, singing, elocution and dancing - tap, character, national and ballet.
- Lotte stood beside the pianoforte, staring at the carpet.
- She went to a pianoforte and began to play a few keys.
- She plays the pianoforte and sings beautifully.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from Italian, earlier piano e forte ‘soft and loud’, expressing the gradation in tone.

单词	pianoforte
释义	Definition of pianoforte in English: pianoforte noun pɪˌanəʊˈfɔːteɪpɪˌanəʊˈfɔːtipiˌænoʊˈfɔrteɪ formal term for piano Example sentencesExamples Won't you be a dear and practice the pianoforte for a bit while I show Lord William the lovely new begonias that the butler planted in his spare time? Since their time, the pianoforte has been improved to a high degree of completion. Artemesia moved to the pianoforte that was along one of the walls, and sat down on the bench, facing away from the instrument and towards Scott. She went to a pianoforte and began to play a few keys. After dinner Marianne is invited to play the pianoforte. She plays the pianoforte and sings beautifully. Her interest in teaching and music blossomed and she qualified with a music degree in pianoforte. He is plagued by his poor relationship with his father who dragged him about Europe as a child performing pieces on cloth covered pianofortes from the age of 5 to his early teens. All daughters were expected to learn the pianoforte - one of the few disciplines, along with sewing, embroidering and housekeeping, that society permitted them to pursue. They chattered politely for a few minutes, and then Will cruelly suggested that Clara entertain them on the pianoforte. There were competition classes for pianoforte, singing, elocution and dancing - tap, character, national and ballet. Toy musical instruments, including French horns, trumpets, violins, pianofortes, flutes, and drums, numbered 17,622; small horses, horsemen, and soldiers, from drummers to lancers, over 3,000. Lotte stood beside the pianoforte, staring at the carpet. It seems she gardens, embroiders, paints, plays the pianoforte and sings. She nodded towards the pianoforte, at Adam and Audrey, and smiled at him. The room quieted then, as Cordelia stood and took her place beside the pianoforte, ‘Would anyone care to accompany me on the piano as I sing?’ The festival includes classes for choirs, vocal solos, duets, groups, pianoforte, strings, woodwind, guitar ensembles, composition, brass and keyboards. Anna smiled and walked over to the pianoforte in the corner of the ballroom. I no longer ride several times a day, instead I sit and practice my pianoforte and embroider. Quickly standing up, Elizabeth moved towards the pianoforte. Origin Mid 18th century: from Italian, earlier piano e forte 'soft and loud', expressing the gradation in tone. Rhymes forty, haughty, naughty, rorty, shorty, sortie, sporty, UB40, warty Definition of pianoforte in US English: pianoforte nounpiˌænoʊˈfɔrteɪpēˌanōˈfôrtā formal term for piano Example sentencesExamples Anna smiled and walked over to the pianoforte in the corner of the ballroom. Won't you be a dear and practice the pianoforte for a bit while I show Lord William the lovely new begonias that the butler planted in his spare time? The festival includes classes for choirs, vocal solos, duets, groups, pianoforte, strings, woodwind, guitar ensembles, composition, brass and keyboards. Toy musical instruments, including French horns, trumpets, violins, pianofortes, flutes, and drums, numbered 17,622; small horses, horsemen, and soldiers, from drummers to lancers, over 3,000. He is plagued by his poor relationship with his father who dragged him about Europe as a child performing pieces on cloth covered pianofortes from the age of 5 to his early teens. It seems she gardens, embroiders, paints, plays the pianoforte and sings. Quickly standing up, Elizabeth moved towards the pianoforte. All daughters were expected to learn the pianoforte - one of the few disciplines, along with sewing, embroidering and housekeeping, that society permitted them to pursue. After dinner Marianne is invited to play the pianoforte. The room quieted then, as Cordelia stood and took her place beside the pianoforte, ‘Would anyone care to accompany me on the piano as I sing?’ Artemesia moved to the pianoforte that was along one of the walls, and sat down on the bench, facing away from the instrument and towards Scott. She nodded towards the pianoforte, at Adam and Audrey, and smiled at him. Since their time, the pianoforte has been improved to a high degree of completion. I no longer ride several times a day, instead I sit and practice my pianoforte and embroider. Her interest in teaching and music blossomed and she qualified with a music degree in pianoforte. They chattered politely for a few minutes, and then Will cruelly suggested that Clara entertain them on the pianoforte. There were competition classes for pianoforte, singing, elocution and dancing - tap, character, national and ballet. Lotte stood beside the pianoforte, staring at the carpet. She went to a pianoforte and began to play a few keys. She plays the pianoforte and sings beautifully. Origin Mid 18th century: from Italian, earlier piano e forte ‘soft and loud’, expressing the gradation in tone.
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