Word: andante
Category: andante
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andante in spanish
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spanish
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andantes, andante en, de Andante
andante in french
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french
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d'andante, Vandante
andante in italian
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l'andante
andante in portuguese
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cartão Andante
andante in dutch
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dutch
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lento
andante in russian
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russian
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анданте, Andante, Анданте до
andante in norwegian
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andanten
andante in swedish
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andantet
andante in finnish
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Andante
andante in danish
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Andante, Andanten, af Andante
andante in hungarian
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az Andante
andante in turkish
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yarı yavaş
andante in greek
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ρυθμός μέτριος, Andante, αντάντε
andante in ukrainian
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анданте
andante in albanian
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Andante
andante in bulgarian
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bulgarian
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анданте, Andante
andante in belarusian
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belarusian
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андантэ
andante in estonian
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estonian
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Andante, on Andante
andante in croatian
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croatian
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Andante koji
andante in latvian
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Andante
andante in romanian
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romanian
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programului de îngrijiri Andante
andante in slovak
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Andante
The meaning and "use of": andante
noun
- a movement or composition marked to be played andante. - The tendency is usually to play the andantes too slowly, and the quick movements, scherzos, & c, too quickly.
- (especially as a direction) in a moderately slow tempo. - Presenter Jack O'Brien kept proceedings at a nice pace - andante you might say - while feeding us morsels of intriguing information.
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