acciaccatura

[ uh-chah-kuh-toor-uh; Italian aht-chahk-kah-too-rah ]

/ əˌtʃɑ kəˈtʊər ə; Italian ɑtˌtʃɑk kɑˈtu rɑ /

noun, plural ac·ciac·ca·tu·ras, ac·ciac·ca·tu·re [-toor-ey, -toor-ee; Italian -too-re]. /-ˈtʊər eɪ, -ˈtʊər i; Italian -ˈtu rɛ/. Music.

a short grace note one half step below, and struck at the same time as, a principal note.

Origin of acciaccatura

1875–80; <Italian: literally, a pounding, crushing, equivalent to acciacc(are) to crush, bruise (based on an echoic root ciacc-) + -atura (see -ate¹, -ure)

Words nearby acciaccatura

accessory vertebral vein, access point, access road, access time, accessway, acciaccatura, accidence, accident, accidental, accidental death benefit, accidental hypothermia

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Example sentences from the Web for acciaccatura

In the second half of the first bar, the acciaccatura was never intended by the composer to be actually sung as printed.
Style in Singing|W. E. Haslam
The appoggiatura is always accented, but the acciaccatura never is, the stress always falling on the melody tone.
Music Notation and Terminology|Karl W. Gehrkens
The acciaccatura (or short appoggiatura) is written like the appoggiatura except that it has a light stroke across its stem.
Music Notation and Terminology|Karl W. Gehrkens

British Dictionary definitions for acciaccatura

acciaccatura

/ (ɑːˌtʃɑːkɑːˈtʊərə) /

noun plural -ras or -re (-reɪ, -riː)

a small grace note melodically adjacent to a principal note and played simultaneously with or immediately before it

(in modern music) a very short appoggiatura

Word Origin for acciaccatura

C18: Italian: literally, a crushing sound

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单词	acciaccatura
释义	acciaccatura [ uh-chah-kuh-toor-uh; Italian aht-chahk-kah-too-rah ] / əˌtʃɑ kəˈtʊər ə; Italian ɑtˌtʃɑk kɑˈtu rɑ / noun, plural ac·ciac·ca·tu·ras, ac·ciac·ca·tu·re [-toor-ey, -toor-ee; Italian -too-re]. /-ˈtʊər eɪ, -ˈtʊər i; Italian -ˈtu rɛ/. Music. a short grace note one half step below, and struck at the same time as, a principal note. Origin of acciaccatura 1875–80; <Italian: literally, a pounding, crushing, equivalent to acciacc(are) to crush, bruise (based on an echoic root ciacc-) + -atura (see -ate¹, -ure) Words nearby acciaccatura accessory vertebral vein, access point, access road, access time, accessway, acciaccatura, accidence, accident, accidental, accidental death benefit, accidental hypothermia Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for acciaccatura In the second half of the first bar, the acciaccatura was never intended by the composer to be actually sung as printed. Style in Singing\|W. E. Haslam The appoggiatura is always accented, but the acciaccatura never is, the stress always falling on the melody tone. Music Notation and Terminology\|Karl W. Gehrkens The acciaccatura (or short appoggiatura) is written like the appoggiatura except that it has a light stroke across its stem. Music Notation and Terminology\|Karl W. Gehrkens British Dictionary definitions for acciaccatura acciaccatura / (ɑːˌtʃɑːkɑːˈtʊərə) / noun plural -ras or -re (-reɪ, -riː) a small grace note melodically adjacent to a principal note and played simultaneously with or immediately before it (in modern music) a very short appoggiatura Word Origin for acciaccatura C18: Italian: literally, a crushing sound Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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