Definition of pincé in English:

pincé

(also pince)

adverb panˈseɪpãˈseɪˈpanseɪ

Music. = "pizzicato".

noun panˈseɪpãˈseɪˈpanseɪ

Music. Any of several musical ornaments; especially a trill played on the main note and its lower auxiliary, associated especially with French baroque music for the harpsichord.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From French pincé, uses as noun and adjective respectively of pincé, past participle of pincer to pinch, pluck.

Definition of pincé in US English:

pincé

(also pince)

adverb

Music. = "pizzicato".

noun

Music. Any of several musical ornaments; especially a trill played on the main note and its lower auxiliary, associated especially with French baroque music for the harpsichord.

Origin

Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From French pincé, uses as noun and adjective respectively of pincé, past participle of pincer to pinch, pluck.

单词	pincé
释义	Definition of pincé in English: pincé (also pince) adverb panˈseɪpãˈseɪˈpanseɪ Music. = "pizzicato". noun panˈseɪpãˈseɪˈpanseɪ Music. Any of several musical ornaments; especially a trill played on the main note and its lower auxiliary, associated especially with French baroque music for the harpsichord. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From French pincé, uses as noun and adjective respectively of pincé, past participle of pincer to pinch, pluck. Definition of pincé in US English: pincé (also pince) adverb Music. = "pizzicato". noun Music. Any of several musical ornaments; especially a trill played on the main note and its lower auxiliary, associated especially with French baroque music for the harpsichord. Origin Mid 19th century (in an earlier sense). From French pincé, uses as noun and adjective respectively of pincé, past participle of pincer to pinch, pluck.
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