soprano

UK
/səˈprɑː.nəʊ/
US
/səˈprænoʊ/

Translations

sopranonoun
sopranos
pl
UK
/səˈprɑː.nəʊ/
US
/səˈprænoʊ/
The soprano sang beautifully during the opera.
Сопрано пела прекрасно во время оперы.
Synonyms
female singer
high voice
first soprano
lyric soprano
sopranoadjective
more soprano
Comp.
most soprano
Super.
UK
/səˈprɑːnəʊ/
US
/səˈprænoʊ/
She has a beautiful soprano voice.
У неё красивый сопрановый голос.
sopranosnoun

soprano

sopranos
pl
UK
/səˈprɑː.nəʊz/
US
/səˈpræ.noʊz/
The sopranos in the choir sang beautifully.
Сопрано в хоре пели прекрасно.
Additional translations
сопрановые партии
высокие голоса
Synonyms
treble voices
high voices
female vocalists
soprano singers

Definitions

sopranonoun
The highest vocal range for female singers or boys, typically characterized by a bright, clear tone.
The soprano sang the aria with such emotion that the audience was moved to tears.
A singer who performs in the soprano vocal range.
The choir's soprano was praised for her powerful and expressive voice.
A musical part or line written for a soprano voice.
The composer wrote a challenging soprano part for the lead role in the opera.
sopranoadjective
Relating to or having the highest vocal range in singing, typically associated with female singers or boys before puberty.
The soprano voice in the choir was clear and resonant, standing out beautifully during the performance.
Designating or relating to a musical instrument pitched higher than the alto range.
He bought a soprano saxophone to complement his collection of lower-pitched horns.
sopranosnoun
The highest vocal range in choral music, typically sung by women or boys.
The sopranos led the choir with their clear, high notes.
A singer who performs in the soprano vocal range.
The opera featured a renowned soprano who captivated the audience with her performance.