sextet 音标拼音: [sɛkst'ɛt]
n . 六重唱;六重奏
六重唱;六重奏
sextet 六位字节
sextet n 1 :
a musical composition written for six performers [
synonym :
{
sextet }, {
sextette }, {
sestet }]
2 :
the cardinal number that is the sum of five and one [
synonym :
{
six }, {
6 }, {
VI }, {
sixer }, {
sise }, {
Captain Hicks }, {
half a dozen }, {
sextet }, {
sestet }, {
sextuplet }, {
hexad }]
3 :
six performers or singers who perform together [
synonym :
{
sextet }, {
sextette }, {
sestet }]
4 :
a set of six similar things considered as a unit [
synonym :
{
sextet }, {
sextette }, {
sestet }]
5 :
six people considered as a unit [
synonym : {
sextet }, {
sextette },
{
sixsome }]
Sextet \
Sex *
tet "\,
Sextetto \
Sex *
tet "
to \,
n . (
Mus .)
See {
Sestet }.
[
1913 Webster ]
168 Moby Thesaurus words for "
sextet ":
German band ,
Hexateuch ,
Jewish star ,
Magen David ,
Philharmonic ,
Spenserian stanza ,
antistrophe ,
band ,
big band ,
bipartisanship ,
book ,
brass ,
brass band ,
brass choir ,
brass quintet ,
brass section ,
brasses ,
burden ,
callithumpian band ,
canto ,
chamber orchestra ,
chorus ,
coaction ,
coadjuvancy ,
coadministration ,
coagency ,
cochairmanship ,
codirectorship ,
collaboration ,
collaborativeness ,
collectivism ,
collusion ,
combo ,
commensalism ,
common effort ,
common enterprise ,
communalism ,
communism ,
communitarianism ,
community ,
complicity ,
concert ,
concert band ,
concord ,
concordance ,
concurrence ,
cooperation ,
cooperativeness ,
couplet ,
desks ,
distich ,
dixieland band ,
duet ,
duettino ,
duo ,
duumvirate ,
ecumenicalism ,
ecumenicism ,
ecumenism ,
ensemble ,
ensemble music ,
ensemble singing ,
envoi ,
epode ,
esprit ,
esprit de corps ,
estoile ,
fellow feeling ,
fellowship ,
gamelan orchestra ,
group ,
half a dozen ,
harmony ,
heptastich ,
hexachord ,
hexad ,
hexagon ,
hexagram ,
hexahedron ,
hexameter ,
hexapod ,
hexapody ,
hexarchy ,
hexastich ,
hexastyle ,
jazz band ,
joining of forces ,
joint effort ,
joint operation ,
jug band ,
line ,
mass action ,
measure ,
military band ,
monostich ,
morale ,
mutual assistance ,
mutualism ,
mutuality ,
octastich ,
octave ,
octet ,
orchestra ,
ottava rima ,
part music ,
part singing ,
part song ,
pentastich ,
polyphonic music ,
pooling ,
pooling of resources ,
pulling together ,
quartet ,
quatrain ,
quintet ,
ragtime band ,
reciprocity ,
refrain ,
rhyme royal ,
rock -
and -
roll group ,
septet ,
septuor ,
sestet ,
sextuplet ,
sise ,
six ,
six -
pointed star ,
sixer ,
skiffle band ,
solidarity ,
stanza ,
star of David ,
stave ,
steel band ,
strain ,
street band ,
string band ,
string choir ,
string orchestra ,
string quartet ,
strings ,
strophe ,
swing band ,
syllable ,
symbiosis ,
symphony ,
symphony orchestra ,
synergism ,
synergy ,
team spirit ,
teamwork ,
tercet ,
terza rima ,
terzet ,
terzetto ,
tetrastich ,
trio ,
triplet ,
tristich ,
triumvirate ,
troika ,
united action ,
verse ,
waits ,
woodwind ,
woodwind choir ,
woodwind quartet ,
woodwinds
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