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duet

UK
/djuːˈɛt/
US
/duˈɛt/

Translations

duetnoun
duets
pl
UK
/djuːˈɛt/
US
/duˈɛt/
duoEn musique ; désigne une pièce ou une performance à deux, ainsi que le couple d’interprètes.
The two pianists performed a beautiful duet at the concert.
Les deux pianistes ont interprété un beau duo au concert.
Synonyms
pair
couple
twosome
double act
duo
duetverb
dueted
Past Simple
dueted
Past Participle
dueting
Gerund
UK
/djuˈet/
US
/duˈɛt/
duetterVerbe rare ; surtout dans un contexte musical.
The two artists decided to duet on stage for the final song of the concert.
Les deux artistes ont décidé de duetter sur scène pour la dernière chanson du concert.
Synonyms
join in duet with
sing a duet with
pair (with)
team up (with)
collaborate (with)
harmonize (with)
perform together
sing together
duetadjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g. "duet album", "duet performance").
Additional translations
bipersonnelEmploi rare ; surtout dans un contexte artistique ou technique.
Synonyms
two-person
two-handed
two-part
paired
dual
duple
twofold
bilateral
binary

Definitions

duetnoun
A musical composition for two performers, typically a vocal or instrumental piece.
The two pianists performed a beautiful duet at the concert.
A performance by two people, especially singers or musicians.
The duet between the violinist and the cellist was the highlight of the evening.
A pair of people who perform together, especially in music or dance.
The duet has been touring the country, showcasing their unique blend of jazz and classical music.
duetverb
To perform a musical piece as a duet, typically involving two singers or instrumentalists.
The two artists decided to duet on stage for the final song of the concert.
duetadjective
Relating to or designed for two performers.
They released a duet album featuring piano and violin.
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