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encore

/ˈɒŋ.kɔː/

/ˈɑːn.kɔːr/

Translations

encorenoun

Refers to an additional performance or a call for one.

encoreverb

Used mainly in performance contexts; can mean to request or perform an additional piece.

encoreadjective

Attributive use in fixed or near-fixed combinations such as encore performance.

encoreinterjection

Used to request another performance.

encorenoun

encores

/ˈɒŋ.kɔː/

/ˈɑːn.kɔːr/

бис

The audience demanded an encore after the concert.

Публика требовала бис после концерта.

Additional translations

Synonyms

encoreverb

encored

Past Simple

encored

Past Participle

encoring

Gerund

/ˈɒŋ.kɔː/

/ˈɑːn.kɔːr/

вызвать на бис

The audience encored the band after their final song.

Публика вызвала группу на бис после их последней песни.

Synonyms

encoreinterjection

Commonly shouted by audiences to request an additional performance.

Synonyms

again!

more!

another!

one more!

do it again!

play it again!

Definitions

encorenoun

a repeated performance given after the audience has asked for more, especially at the end of a concert or show

The band returned to the stage for an encore.

a request or cry for an additional performance

The audience's encore brought the singer back out.

encoreverb

to call for or demand an additional performance from a performer

The crowd encored the pianist until he came back.

to perform something again as an extra piece after the main performance

The quartet encored with a short jazz tune.

encoreadjective

used to describe a performance, piece, or appearance that is given again as an extra after the main event

They gave an encore performance of the final song.

encoreinterjection

used by an audience to ask a performer to give another performance

Encore! Encore! the crowd shouted after the song ended.

encorenoun

A demand by an audience for an additional performance, usually expressed by applause.

The band returned to the stage for an encore after the audience's enthusiastic applause.

A repeated or additional performance, typically at the end of a concert, prompted by the audience's demand.

The singer performed her most popular song as an encore to the delight of the crowd.

encoreverb

To call for a repeated or additional performance of a song, act, or show.

The audience encored the singer, who returned to perform her hit once more.

To perform again as an encore.

The pianist encored with a delicate nocturne.

encoreinterjection

Used by an audience to demand that a performer repeat a piece or perform another.

"Encore!" shouted the crowd as the curtain began to fall.