music
BrE /ˈmjuːzɪk/ AmE /ˈmjuzɪk/
noun en → es
the art of combining vocal or instrumental sounds to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion
música
- music for somebody/something
Collocations classical music · pop music
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He plays the piano and writes his own music.
Toca el piano y compone su propia música.
the performance of musical works, such as songs or symphonies
concierto, actuación
- a music concert
Collocations music festival · live music
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The band gave a live music performance.
La banda dio un concierto en vivo.
a musical instrument, such as a piano or guitar
instrumento musical
- music for somebody/something
Collocations electric music · wooden music
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She plays the violin as a music.
Ella toca el violín como instrumento musical.
the study of music, including theory and history
estudios de música
- music studies
Collocations music class · music teacher
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He is studying music at university.
Estudia música en la universidad.
a recording of a musical performance or composition
grabación de música, disco
- music for somebody/something
Collocations CD music · vinyl music
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They have a new music out this week.
Tienen un nuevo disco saliendo esta semana.
entertainment in the form of musical performances or recordings
entretenimiento musical, diversión
- music for somebody/something
Collocations dance music · party music
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The party was full of fun and music.
La fiesta estaba llena de diversión y música.
a moral or message conveyed through a musical work, such as a song or opera
mensaje moral, enseñanza
- music for somebody/something
Collocations moral music · philosophical music
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The opera's music teaches us about love and sacrifice.
La ópera nos enseña sobre el amor y el sacrificio a través de su música.
the emotional response elicited by music, often associated with feelings of joy or sadness
emoción musical, sentimiento
- music for somebody/something
Collocations sad music · happy music
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The sad music made her feel nostalgic.
La música triste la hizo sentir nostálgica.