Chopins

Translation of "chopins" into Russian

Noun

/ʃəʊˈpæ̃z/

/ʃoʊˈpænz/

chopin

chopins pl

Chopins were popular in Venice during the Renaissance.

Чопины были популярны в Венеции во время Ренессанса.

Noun

chopins pl

chopin

chopins pl

историческая шотландская мера объёма жидкости ≈0,85 л

The alehouse charged a penny for a chopin of ale.

Трактир брал пенни за чопин эля.

Noun

A type of women's platform shoe that was popular in the 15th to 17th centuries, characterized by a very high sole, often made of wood or cork.

The museum displayed a pair of ornate chopins that were once worn by Venetian noblewomen.

Noun

A former Scottish unit of liquid measure equal to about 0.848 litres (approximately 1.416 imperial pints).

The alehouse charged a penny for a chopin of ale.

Adjective

Of or relating to Frédéric Chopin or his musical style.

She ended the recital with a brilliant Chopin encore.

Proper noun

Frédéric Chopin (1810–1849), a Polish-French Romantic composer and virtuoso pianist.

Chopin composed primarily for solo piano.

A surname originating from the composer or his ancestors.

Marie Chopin delivered the keynote speech.