cadenced

UK
/ˈkeɪ.dənsd/
US
/ˈkeɪ.dənst/

Traduzioni

cadencedadjective
more cadenced
Comp.
most cadenced
Super.
UK
/ˈkeɪ.dənsd/
US
/ˈkeɪ.dənst/
cadencéSe dit d’un débit, d’une voix ou d’un mouvement marqué par la cadence.
The poet's cadenced voice captivated the audience, drawing them into the rhythm of his words.
La voix cadencée du poète a captivé le public, l’entraînant dans le rythme de ses mots.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
rythméPlus général; employé pour un ensemble de sons, de paroles ou de mouvements organisés selon un rythme.
cadencedpast participle
UK
/ˈkeɪ.dənst/
US
/ˈkeɪ.dənst/
Used as a past participle of the verb "cadence" functioning adjectivally.
cadencéSe dit d’un débit, d’une voix ou d’un mouvement marqué par la cadence.
Their speech was cadenced, rising and falling like a song.
Leur discours était cadencé, montant et descendant comme une chanson.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
rythméPlus général; employé pour un ensemble de sons, de paroles ou de mouvements organisés selon un rythme.
cadenceverb

cadenced

Past Simple

cadenced
Past Simple
cadenced
Past Participle
cadencing
Gerund
UK
/ˈkeɪ.dəns/
US
/ˈkeɪ.dəns/
Rare but attested transitive and intransitive verb meaning ‘to mark or regulate with a cadence; to close with a cadence’.
The conductor cadenced the choir’s final phrase to achieve a gentle landing.
Le chef d’orchestre a cadencé la dernière phrase du chœur pour obtenir une conclusion douce.
cadencepast participle

cadenced

Literary usage: describes language, sound, or movement that has a measured, rhythmic flow.
The poet's cadenced language captivated the audience.
Le langage cadencé du poète a captivé le public.

Definizioni

cadencedadjective
Having a rhythmic flow or pattern, often in speech or music.
The poet's cadenced voice captivated the audience, drawing them into the rhythm of his words.
cadencedpast participle
Marked by cadence; characterized by a measured, rhythmic flow.
Their speech was cadenced, rising and falling like a song.
cadenceverb
To arrange, mark, or inflect with a rhythmic flow; to modulate or end with a cadence.
The conductor cadenced the choir’s final phrase to achieve a gentle landing.
cadencepast participle
Having a rhythmic flow or measured rhythm.
The poet's cadenced language captivated the audience.