He sings treble.
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Treble
//ˈtɹɛbəl//
Synonyms for "treble" (134 found)
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42 translations across 18 languages.
Bulgarian
3 entries- дискант noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- утроя verb (to multiply by three)
- утроявам verb (to multiply by three)
Danish
1 entries- tredoble verb (to multiply by three)
Dutch
3 entries- jongenssopraan noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- knapensopraan noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- verdrievoudigen verb (to multiply by three)
Finnish
3 entries- diskantti noun (Any high-pitched or shrill voice or sound)
- sopraano noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- kolminkertaistaa verb (to multiply by three)
French
2 entries- triplé noun (three titles in a given season)
- tripler verb (to multiply by three)
Galician
1 entries- triplete noun (three titles in a given season)
Georgian
2 entries- გასამმაგება verb (to multiply by three)
- სამმაგდება verb (to multiply by three)
German
4 entries- Diskant noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- Diskantstimme noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- Sopran noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- Sopranstimme noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
Hungarian
1 entries- megháromszoroz verb (to multiply by three)
Irish
2 entries- tribil noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- méadaigh faoi thrí verb (to multiply by three)
Italian
1 entries- triplicare verb (to multiply by three)
Māori
1 entries- tātoru verb (to multiply by three)
Norwegian Bokmål
1 entries- tredoble verb (to multiply by three)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- tredobla verb (to multiply by three)
- tredoble verb (to multiply by three)
Portuguese
1 entries- triplete noun (three titles in a given season)
Russian
2 entries- диска́нт noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- сопра́но noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
Spanish
4 entries- tresdoble adj (threefold, triple)
- triplo adj (threefold, triple)
- tríplice adj (threefold, triple)
- trestanto adv (Translations)
Swedish
3 entries- diskant noun (The highest singing voice (especially as for a kid and/or lady) or part in musical composition)
- diskant noun (Any high-pitched or shrill voice or sound)
- tredubbla verb (to multiply by three)
Sample sentences
19 total sentences available.
He can't even tell a treble clef from a bass clef.
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Love is like a musical score where you are the treble clef and he is the bass clef. Even if you are out of pitch, distorted or stop playing completely he will continue playing until you form a harmony once again.
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So if you look at any other type of building there would be treble or quadruple the amount of material within the structure.
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