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bagatelle
[ bag-uh-tel ]
noun
- something of little value or importance; a trifle:
"A mere bagatelle," she murmured in response to my admiration of her ring.
- a game played on a board having holes at one end into which balls are to be struck with a cue.
- a short and light musical composition, typically for the piano.
bagatelle
/ 藢产忙伞蓹藞迟蓻濒 /
noun
- something of little value or significance; trifle
- a board game in which balls are struck into holes, with pins as obstacles; pinball
- another name for bar billiards
- a short light piece of music, esp for piano
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of bagatelle1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of bagatelle1
Example Sentences
Dudamel, who joyfully held Simon鈥檚 diverse musical styles together, began the program with Bernstein鈥檚 鈥淒ivertimento,鈥 a collection of short, popular-styled bagatelles, including dances and blues numbers.
If anything, the slowly accumulating final chord of the bagatelle could have set up the softly arpeggiated one at the start of 鈥淭wilight Way,鈥 the first of the 鈥淧oetic Tone Pictures.鈥
While practicing here, he has been playing pieces by Ukrainian composers, including bagatelles by Silvestrov, to remind him of home.
The multimillionaire said that $100,000 鈥渨as a bagatelle to me鈥 and that the loan was simply 鈥渁 personal transaction based on old-time friendship.鈥
鈥淢a Belle, My Beauty鈥 may be a mere bagatelle, but it鈥檚 a diverting and attractive one.
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