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Lettris
Lettris is a curious tetris-clone game where all the bricks have the same square shape but different content. Each square carries a letter. To make squares disappear and save space for other squares you have to assemble English words (left, right, up, down) from the falling squares.
boggle
Boggle gives you 3 minutes to find as many words (3 letters or more) as you can in a grid of 16 letters. You can also try the grid of 16 letters. Letters must be adjacent and longer words score better. See if you can get into the grid Hall of Fame !
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Most English definitions are provided by WordNet .
English thesaurus is mainly derived from The Integral Dictionary (TID).
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analogical dictionary
umělecká tvorba; umění; dovednost — art; artistic creation; artistic production[Classe]
sluchová komunikace — auditory communication - dovednost, krásné umění, umělecký — art, fine art[Hyper.]
hudebník, muzikant — musician - hráč, hudebnice, hudebník, instrumentalista, muzikant — instrumentalist, musician, player[Dérivé]
monody, monophonic music, monophony - concerted music, polyphonic music, polyphony - polytonalism, polytonality - popularism - euphony, harmony, melodiousness, musical harmony - melodie, nápěv, písnička, popěvek — air, aria, line, melodic line, melodic phrase, melody, strain, tune - part music - dílo, kompozice, kus, opus, skladba — composition, musical composition, musical work, opus, piece, piece of music - předehra, preludium, začátek — prelude - ouvertura, předehra — overture - antiphony - refrén — chorus, refrain - balet — ballet - serialism, serial music - hudební žánr — genre, musical genre, musical style, music genre - Bach - Beethoven - Brahms - Chopin - Gilbert and Sullivan - Handel - Haydn - Mozart - Stravinsky - Wagner - Ta'ziyeh - classical, classical music, serious music - komorní hudba — chamber music - chrámová hudba — church music, religious music - pizzicato - instrumental music - taneční hudba — dance music - vocal, vocal music[Spéc.]
hudební — music, musical[Rel.App]
hráč, hudebnice, hudebník, instrumentalista, muzikant — instrumentalist, musician, player[Dérivé]
chromatic - diatonic - oblíbený, pop, populární — pop, popular - conjunct - disjunct - diminished - bowed - plucked - fast - pomalý — slow - first - copyrighted - dissonant, unresolved - alto - tenor - lyric - dramatic - major - minor - melodický — cantabile, singing - monophonic - contrapuntal, polyphonic - natural - o půltón zvýšený, příliš vysoký — sharp - flat - samostatný — solo - con brio - disconnected, staccato - legatový, plynulý — legato, smooth - masculine - feminine - tonal - atonální — atonal, unkeyed - atonalistic - fretted - unfretted - serial - many-voiced, polyphonic, polyphonous - lyric - měrný — measured, mensurable, mensural - con brio - fugally - presto - largo - accelerando - adagio - andante - allegretto - allegro - glissando - molto - pizzicato - prestissimo - rallentando - dolce - transposition - release, tone ending - intermezzo, vložka — entr'acte, interlude, intermezzo, intermission - hudba, hudební vystoupení — music - ladění, naladění, vyladění — tuning - audio CD, audio compact disc - varhany — electric organ, electronic organ, Hammond organ, organ - deska, ozvučná deska, rezonanční deska — audio board, audio card, soundboard, sound board, sound card, sounding board - klapka, rejstřík — stop - synthesiser, synthesizer - jednohlas — unison - registration - barva, témbr, timbre, zabarvení — quality, timber, timbre, tone - crescendo — crescendo - fortissimo — forte, fortissimo - decrescendo, diminuendo - pianissimo, piano - rejstřík — register - pyrotechnics - music - oddíl, pododdíl, sekce — section, subdivision - dedikace, věnování — dedication, inscription - písmo — musical notation - sheet music - hudební stupnice, stupnice — musical scale, scale - fanfára — fanfare, flourish, tucket - slide, swoop - gamut - roulade - tónika — keynote, tonic - supertonic - mediant - subdominant - dominant - submediant - leading tone, subtonic - notová osnova, osnova — staff, stave - slur - tie - segno - sforzando - world premiere - preparation - resolution - motiv, téma — idea, melodic theme, musical theme, theme - statement - ligature - largo - larghetto - adagio - syncopation - styl, účes, způsob vyjádření — expressive style, style - arioso - vibrato - executant - hudebník, muzikant — musician - sightreader - tremolo - časová hodnota noty, délka, notou vyznačená délka tónu, notou vyznačené trvání tónu, rytmycká hodnota noty — note value, time value, value - tempo — pacing, tempo, time - beats per minute, bpm, M.M., metronome marking - invert - zvýraznit — sharpen - utlumit, zploštit — drop, flatten - začít hrát — sound off, strike up - komponovat, psát, sepsat, skládat, složit, zkomponovat — compose, write - counterpoint - set to music - aranžovat, upravit — arrange, set - put - score - transpose - melodise, melodize - hrát libozvučně, zpívat — harmonise, harmonize - realise, realize - hrát na housle — fiddle - hrát — perform, play - bop, swing - rag - play - bubnovat — beat - chord - solmizate - prepare - Sabor u Gucyi (sr) - recapitulation - flašinet, kolovrátek, niněra — barrel organ, grind organ, hand organ, hurdy gurdy, hurdy-gurdy, street organ - smyčcový, struna — string - fermata - exposition - C - C major, C major scale, scale of C major - recapitulation - suita, svita — suite - development - brass family - violin family - woodwind family - hudební takt — musical time - second[Domaine]
