Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference - bass
Bass
bass
1. n. & adj. --n. 1 a the lowest adult male singing voice. b a singer with this voice. c a part written for it. 2 the lowest part in harmonized music. 3 a an instrument that is the lowest in pitch in its family. b its player. 4 colloq. a a bass guitar or double-bass. b its player. 5 the low-frequency output of a radio, record-player, etc., corresponding to the bass in music. --adj. 1 lowest in musical pitch. 2 deep-sounding. Phrases and idioms bass clef a clef placing F below middle C on the second highest line of the staff. bass viol 1 a a viola da gamba. b its player. 2 US a double-bass. Derivatives bassist n. (in sense 4). Etymology: alt. of BASE(2) after It. basso 2. n. (pl. same or basses) 1 the common perch. 2 a a marine fish of the family Serranidae, with spiny fins. b a similar N. American marine fish, Morone saxatilis. 3 any of various American freshwater fish, esp. Micropterus salmoides. Etymology: earlier barse f. OE b{aelig}rs 3. n. = BAST. Etymology: alt. f. BAST
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I. noun (plural ~ or ~es) Etymology: Middle English base, bærs, from Old English bærs; akin to Old High German bersich perch Date: before 12th century any of numerous edible marine or freshwater bony fishes (especially families Centrarchidae, Serranidae, and Percichthyidae of the order Perciformes), II. adjective see: base Date: 15th century deep or grave in tone, 2. of low pitch, relating to or having the range or part of a ~, III. noun Date: 15th century 1. the lowest voice part in a 4-part chorus, the lower half of the whole vocal or instrumental tonal range, the lowest adult male singing voice, a member of a family of instruments having the lowest range, a deep or grave tone ; a low-pitched sound, IV. noun Etymology: alteration of bast Date: 1691 ~wood 1, a coarse tough fiber from palms ...Толковый словарь английского языка
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