Definition of quintole in English:

quintole

noun ˈkwɪntəʊl

Music rare

A group of five notes of equal time-value written to be played in the time of four.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Times & Singing Class Circular. From German Quintole, probably from either Italian quinto or classical Latin quīntus fifth + German -ole (in Triole).

Definition of quintole in US English:

quintole

nounˈkwɪntəʊl

Music rare

A group of five notes of equal time-value written to be played in the time of four.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Times & Singing Class Circular. From German Quintole, probably from either Italian quinto or classical Latin quīntus fifth + German -ole (in Triole).

单词	quintole
释义	Definition of quintole in English: quintole noun ˈkwɪntəʊl Music rare A group of five notes of equal time-value written to be played in the time of four. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Times & Singing Class Circular. From German Quintole, probably from either Italian quinto or classical Latin quīntus fifth + German -ole (in Triole). Definition of quintole in US English: quintole nounˈkwɪntəʊl Music rare A group of five notes of equal time-value written to be played in the time of four. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Musical Times & Singing Class Circular. From German Quintole, probably from either Italian quinto or classical Latin quīntus fifth + German -ole (in Triole).
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