Wort zur Suche eingeben

fugue

/fjuːɡ/

/fjuɡ/

Übersetzungen

fugueverb

fugued

Präteritum

fugued

Partizip Perfekt

fugueing

Gerundium

/fjuːɡ/

/fjuɡ/

Rare; used both in musical and psychological contexts.

Synonyme

zone out

compose contrapuntally

write in fugue style

compose as a fugue

enter a fugue state

black out

space out

go into a trance

enter a trance

dissociate

fugueadjektiv

Attributive use: relating to or characteristic of a musical fugue.

Synonyme

fuguesubstantiv

fugues

Pl.

/fjuːɡ/

/fjuɡ/

фуга

The composer wrote a complex fugue for the orchestra.

Композитор написал сложную фугу для оркестра.

фуга (в психологии)

During the fugue, he traveled to another city without remembering his past.

Во время фуги он отправился в другой город, не помня о своем прошлом.

Synonyme

counterpoint

polyphony

theme and variations

musical composition

Definitionen

fugueverb

To compose, arrange, or treat (a musical theme) in the form or style of a fugue.

He skillfully fugued the simple melody into a grand finale.

To lapse into a dissociative state characterized by amnesia and flight from one’s usual surroundings.

After the crash, the victim fugued for several hours and could not recall his name.

fugueadjektiv

Relating to, characteristic of, or resembling a musical fugue.

The orchestral work opens with a complex fugue passage.

fuguesubstantiv

A musical composition in which one or two themes are repeated or imitated by successively entering voices and contrapuntally developed in a continuous interweaving of the voice parts.

The composer's latest work is a complex fugue that showcases his mastery of counterpoint.

A state or period of loss of awareness of one's identity, often coupled with flight from one's usual environment, associated with certain forms of hysteria and epilepsy.

After the traumatic event, she experienced a fugue and was found wandering in a different city with no memory of how she got there.