Definition of clef in English:

clef

noun klɛfklɛf

Music

Any of several symbols placed at the left hand end of a stave, indicating the pitch of the notes written on it.
Example sentencesExamples
- Guidelines for clefs, key signatures, bar-lines, and notes are similarly drawn in.
- For one thing, he himself tells us that he had learned all the old clefs before he was 12.
- In the upper corner of a forest, a staff-appears with G or F clef and one note, and the options are CDEFG.
- He also said the pianist may benefit from singing or playing individual parts, especially when there are transposing parts or those that use transposing clefs.
- On the man's upper left arm is an image of the grim reaper playing a red guitar below a man playing a guitar in the shape of a musical clef.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, from Latin clavis 'key'.

Rhymes

chef, deaf, def, eff, Geoff, Jeff, Kiev, ref, teff, tone-deaf

Definition of clef in US English:

clef

nounklɛfklef

Music

Any of several symbols placed at the left-hand end of a staff, indicating the pitch of the notes written on it.
Example sentencesExamples
- Guidelines for clefs, key signatures, bar-lines, and notes are similarly drawn in.
- For one thing, he himself tells us that he had learned all the old clefs before he was 12.
- He also said the pianist may benefit from singing or playing individual parts, especially when there are transposing parts or those that use transposing clefs.
- On the man's upper left arm is an image of the grim reaper playing a red guitar below a man playing a guitar in the shape of a musical clef.
- In the upper corner of a forest, a staff-appears with G or F clef and one note, and the options are CDEFG.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, from Latin clavis ‘key’.

单词	clef
释义	Definition of clef in English: clef noun klɛfklɛf Music Any of several symbols placed at the left hand end of a stave, indicating the pitch of the notes written on it. Example sentencesExamples Guidelines for clefs, key signatures, bar-lines, and notes are similarly drawn in. For one thing, he himself tells us that he had learned all the old clefs before he was 12. In the upper corner of a forest, a staff-appears with G or F clef and one note, and the options are CDEFG. He also said the pianist may benefit from singing or playing individual parts, especially when there are transposing parts or those that use transposing clefs. On the man's upper left arm is an image of the grim reaper playing a red guitar below a man playing a guitar in the shape of a musical clef. Origin Late 16th century: from French, from Latin clavis 'key'. Rhymes chef, deaf, def, eff, Geoff, Jeff, Kiev, ref, teff, tone-deaf Definition of clef in US English: clef nounklɛfklef Music Any of several symbols placed at the left-hand end of a staff, indicating the pitch of the notes written on it. Example sentencesExamples Guidelines for clefs, key signatures, bar-lines, and notes are similarly drawn in. For one thing, he himself tells us that he had learned all the old clefs before he was 12. He also said the pianist may benefit from singing or playing individual parts, especially when there are transposing parts or those that use transposing clefs. On the man's upper left arm is an image of the grim reaper playing a red guitar below a man playing a guitar in the shape of a musical clef. In the upper corner of a forest, a staff-appears with G or F clef and one note, and the options are CDEFG. Origin Late 16th century: from French, from Latin clavis ‘key’.
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