Definition of prima volta in English:

prima volta

noun ˌpriːmə ˈvɒltə

Music

An instruction indicating that the section of music marked is to be played on the first time through only, and not on the repeat.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New English Dictionary. Apparently from Italian prima volta (although this is apparently not recorded in dictionaries of Italian) from prima, feminine of primo first + volta turn.

Definition of prima volta in US English:

prima volta

nounˌpriːmə ˈvɒltə

Music

An instruction indicating that the section of music marked is to be played on the first time through only, and not on the repeat.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New English Dictionary. Apparently from Italian prima volta (although this is apparently not recorded in dictionaries of Italian) from prima, feminine of primo first + volta turn.

单词	prima volta
释义	Definition of prima volta in English: prima volta noun ˌpriːmə ˈvɒltə Music An instruction indicating that the section of music marked is to be played on the first time through only, and not on the repeat. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New English Dictionary. Apparently from Italian prima volta (although this is apparently not recorded in dictionaries of Italian) from prima, feminine of primo first + volta turn. Definition of prima volta in US English: prima volta nounˌpriːmə ˈvɒltə Music An instruction indicating that the section of music marked is to be played on the first time through only, and not on the repeat. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in The New English Dictionary. Apparently from Italian prima volta (although this is apparently not recorded in dictionaries of Italian) from prima, feminine of primo first + volta turn.
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