note
noun [C] (SOUND) /nəʊt/
/noʊt/ Definition
C2 a single sound at a particular level, usually in music, or a written symbol that represents this sound: high/low notes She played three long notes on the piano. The engine noise suddenly changed its note and rose to a whine.Notes of the musical scale
(Definition of note noun (SOUND) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- A, a noun (MUSIC)
- B, b noun (MUSIC)
- C, c noun (MUSIC)
- chromatic adjective (MUSIC)
- D, d noun (MUSIC)
- doh noun
- flat adjective, adverb (MUSIC)
- flat noun (MUSIC)
- half step noun
- la noun
- lah noun 1
- lah noun 2
- major adjective (MUSIC)
- mi noun (MUSIC)
- middle C noun
- register noun (SOUNDS)
- semitone noun
- soh noun
- te noun
- ti noun
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