Hypermetre
Translation of "hypermetre" into Russian
hypermeter
Nounhypermetre
UK
/haɪˈpəːmɪtə/
US
/haɪˈpɝːmɪtɚ/
hypermeter
hypermeters pl
hypermetre
hypermetres pl
The poet used a hypermeter to add complexity to the verse.
Поэт использовал гиперметр, чтобы добавить сложности стихотворению.
hypermetre
Nounhypermetre
hypermetres pl
Countable noun used in music theory and prosody.
Спец. термин в музыковедении и стиховедении
The first movement unfolds over a four-bar hypermetre that frames the melodic phrases.
Первая часть разворачивается на фоне четырёхтактного гиперметра, который обрамляет мелодические фразы.
Additional translations
гипертакт
Только в музыковедении; реже употребляется hypermetre
Adjectivehypermetre
Attributive use of the noun (non-gradable).
A hypermetre analysis reveals the underlying four-bar structure of the passage.
Гиперметрический анализ показывает скрытую четырёхтактовую структуру отрывка.
Definitions
hypermeter
NounA line of verse that contains more than the standard number of metrical feet.
The poet used a hypermeter to add emphasis to the final line of the stanza.
A unit of measurement in music that extends beyond the typical measure, often used to describe a larger rhythmic structure.
The composer employed a hypermeter to create a complex and engaging rhythm in the symphony.
hypermetre
NounIn music theory, a larger metrical unit in which a group of measures functions as a single measure.
The first movement unfolds over a four-bar hypermetre that frames the melodic phrases.
In poetry, a verse line that exceeds the normal metrical length, typically by the addition of one foot.
The poet uses hypermetre at the stanza's close to create a sense of overflow.
hypermetre
AdjectiveRelating to or characterized by hypermetre.
A hypermetre analysis reveals the underlying four-bar structure of the passage.
Idioms and phrases
theoretical hypermeter
Theoretical hypermeter provided insights into the evolution of modern music.
теоретический гиперметр
Теоретический гиперметр дал понимание эволюции современной музыки.