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backbeat
UK
/ˈbæk.biːt/
US
/ˈbæk.biːt/
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backbeat
noun
backbeats
pl
UK
/ˈbæk.biːt/
US
/ˈbæk.biːt/
contretemps
En musique.
The drummer added a powerful backbeat to the song, giving it a lively rhythm.
Le batteur a ajouté un contretemps puissant à la chanson, lui donnant un rythme entraînant.
contretemps
En musique ; désigne aussi les temps accentués eux-mêmes, notamment les deuxième et quatrième temps.
She clapped on the backbeats while the band played.
Elle a frappé dans ses mains sur les contretemps pendant que le groupe jouait.
Sinonimi
beat
rhythm
tempo
groove
pulse
backbeat
adjective
more backbeat
Comp.
most backbeat
Super.
UK
/ˈbækˌbiːt/
US
/ˈbækˌbit/
Used attributively before a noun: e.g. "a backbeat groove". Treated as an adjective in such contexts.
syncopé
En musique.
Their latest single is a backbeat-heavy anthem.
Leur dernier single est un hymne syncopé.
Sinonimi
rhythmic
accented
offbeat
off-beat
syncopated
Definizioni
backbeat
noun
A strong emphasis on beats two and four (or another normally unaccented beat) in a bar, characteristic of jazz, rock, and other popular music styles.
The drummer added a powerful backbeat to the song, giving it a lively rhythm.
Either of the accented beats themselves, especially beats two and four in common time.
She clapped on the backbeats while the band played.
backbeat
adjective
Featuring or characterized by a pronounced backbeat.
Their latest single is a backbeat-heavy anthem.
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