Definition of nobilmente in English:

nobilmente

adverb ˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnteɪˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnti

Music

As a musical direction (especially in the works of Elgar): in a noble manner, with grandeur, majestically.

adjective ˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnteɪˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnti

Music

Played in a nobilmente manner; suited to or characterized by such playing.

noun ˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnteɪˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnti

Music

Nobilmente playing as a characteristic of a piece of music; a passage to be played in this manner.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Italian nobilmente nobly from nobile + -mente, suffix forming adverbs.

Definition of nobilmente in US English:

nobilmente

adverb

Music

As a musical direction (especially in the works of Elgar): in a noble manner, with grandeur, majestically.

adjective

Music

Played in a nobilmente manner; suited to or characterized by such playing.

noun

Music

Nobilmente playing as a characteristic of a piece of music; a passage to be played in this manner.

Origin

Late 19th century. From Italian nobilmente nobly from nobile + -mente, suffix forming adverbs.

单词	nobilmente
释义	Definition of nobilmente in English: nobilmente adverb ˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnteɪˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnti Music As a musical direction (especially in the works of Elgar): in a noble manner, with grandeur, majestically. adjective ˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnteɪˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnti Music Played in a nobilmente manner; suited to or characterized by such playing. noun ˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnteɪˌnəʊbɪlˈmɛnti Music Nobilmente playing as a characteristic of a piece of music; a passage to be played in this manner. Origin Late 19th century. From Italian nobilmente nobly from nobile + -mente, suffix forming adverbs. Definition of nobilmente in US English: nobilmente adverb Music As a musical direction (especially in the works of Elgar): in a noble manner, with grandeur, majestically. adjective Music Played in a nobilmente manner; suited to or characterized by such playing. noun Music Nobilmente playing as a characteristic of a piece of music; a passage to be played in this manner. Origin Late 19th century. From Italian nobilmente nobly from nobile + -mente, suffix forming adverbs.
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