Word: entr'acte
Category: entr'acte
Arts & Entertainment
Synonyms: entr'acte
interlude, intermezzo
Translations: entr'acte
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spanish
Translations:
entreacto, Entr'acte
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german
Translations:
Zwischenspiel, Entreakt, Zwischenakt, Zwischenaktmusik
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french
Translations:
entracte, Entr'acte, intermède
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italian
Translations:
intermezzo, Entr'acte, siparietto
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portuguese
Translations:
entreato, Entr'acte, intervalo entre dois atos
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dutch
Translations:
Mosae'acte
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russian
Translations:
антракт, Вступление, Entr'acte
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norwegian
Translations:
Entr'acte
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finnish
Translations:
Entr'acte
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czech
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Entr'acte
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polish
Translations:
antrakt, przerwa, wstawka, Entr'acte
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greek
Translations:
Entr'acte
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ukrainian
Translations:
антракт
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albanian
Translations:
antrakt
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belarusian
Translations:
антракт
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estonian
Translations:
antrakt
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croatian
Translations:
Međučin
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lithuanian
Translations:
pertrauka, antraktas, Antrakt, Įterpta
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slovak
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Entr'acte
The meaning and "use of": entr'acte
noun
- an interval between two acts of a play or opera. - If we bear in mind that the entr'acte takes place whilst Zdenka and Matteo are making love for the first time, then the concept behind Mussbach's production starts to fall into place.