- strin|gen|cy
- strin|gen|cy «STRIHN juhn see», noun, plural -cies.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
strin|gen|cy
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strin|gen|do — «strihn JEHN doh», adjective, adverb. Music. accelerating the tempo (a direction, used sometimes on a passage approaching a climax). ╂[< Italian stringendo, present participle of stringere < Latin, draw tight] … Useful english dictionary
con|strin|gen|cy — «kuhn STRIHN juhn see», noun. the quality of being constringent … Useful english dictionary
strin — con·strin·gent; di·strin·gas; nem·e·strin·i·dae; re·strin·gen·cy; strin·gen·cy; strin·gen·do; strin·gent; strin·gent·ly; re·strin·gent; … English syllables
stringency — strin·gen·cy … English syllables
stringendo — strin·gen·do … English syllables
stringendo — strin|gen|do 〈[ strındʒɛ̣n ] Mus.; Abk.: string.〉 schneller werdend, drängend (zu spielen) [ital. <lat. stringendus „was zusammengezogen werden muss“; zu stringere „schnüren“] * * * stringẹndo [strin dʒɛndo; italienisch »zusammendrängend«] … Universal-Lexikon
stringent — strin|gent [ strındʒənt ] adjective stringent rules or conditions are strict and make you achieve high standards ╾ strin|gen|cy noun uncount ╾ strin|gent|ly adverb … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
stringent — strin•gent [[t]ˈstrɪn dʒənt[/t]] adj. 1) rigorously binding or exacting; strict: stringent laws[/ex] 2) compelling; urgent: stringent necessity[/ex] 3) convincing; forcible: stringent arguments[/ex] 4) bus (of the money market) making little… … From formal English to slang
stringendo — strin|gen|do [strin dʒɛndo] <it. ; Gerundium von stringere »drängen«, dies aus lat. stringere, vgl. ↑stringieren> schneller werdend, eilend (Vortragsanweisung; Mus.); Abk.: string … Das große Fremdwörterbuch
stringendo — strin·gèn·do ger., avv., s.m.inv. 1. ger. → stringere 2. avv. TS mus. come indicazione nelle partiture: con un accelerazione graduale e concitata del tempo | s.m.inv., brano musicale da eseguire stringendo … Dizionario italiano
