Definition of molto in English:

molto

adverb ˈmɒltəʊˈmôl-

Music

(in directions) very.
〔乐〕（用作演奏演唱指示）极，甚
molto maestoso
极庄严地（的）。
allegro molto
极欢快地（的）。
Example sentencesExamples
- The third movement, adagio molto e cantabile, was just that: delicate, lyrical throughout.
- For example, the song ‘Dear Eileen, I'm Going to Leave You’ is written in minor with a molto lento tempo.
- The ensuing Allegro is a joyous rush that seems rather molto vivace - and ends in a rather strange muddle of instruments for several bars.
- In molto legato playing, we listen for the creation of a third sound as two keys become one before releasing the first key.
- In the center exercises, he liked extremes in tempos - molto allegro or super-slow adagio.

Origin

Italian, from Latin multus 'much'.

Rhymes

Sholto

Definition of molto in US English:

molto

adverbˈmôl-

Music

(in directions) very.
〔乐〕（用作演奏演唱指示）极，甚
molto maestoso
极庄严地（的）。
allegro molto
极欢快地（的）。
Example sentencesExamples
- The ensuing Allegro is a joyous rush that seems rather molto vivace - and ends in a rather strange muddle of instruments for several bars.
- The third movement, adagio molto e cantabile, was just that: delicate, lyrical throughout.
- In molto legato playing, we listen for the creation of a third sound as two keys become one before releasing the first key.
- In the center exercises, he liked extremes in tempos - molto allegro or super-slow adagio.
- For example, the song ‘Dear Eileen, I'm Going to Leave You’ is written in minor with a molto lento tempo.

Origin

Italian, from Latin multus ‘much’.

单词	molto
释义	Definition of molto in English: molto adverb ˈmɒltəʊˈmôl- Music (in directions) very. 〔乐〕（用作演奏演唱指示）极，甚 molto maestoso 极庄严地（的）。 allegro molto 极欢快地（的）。 Example sentencesExamples The third movement, adagio molto e cantabile, was just that: delicate, lyrical throughout. For example, the song ‘Dear Eileen, I'm Going to Leave You’ is written in minor with a molto lento tempo. The ensuing Allegro is a joyous rush that seems rather molto vivace - and ends in a rather strange muddle of instruments for several bars. In molto legato playing, we listen for the creation of a third sound as two keys become one before releasing the first key. In the center exercises, he liked extremes in tempos - molto allegro or super-slow adagio. Origin Italian, from Latin multus 'much'. Rhymes Sholto Definition of molto in US English: molto adverbˈmôl- Music (in directions) very. 〔乐〕（用作演奏演唱指示）极，甚 molto maestoso 极庄严地（的）。 allegro molto 极欢快地（的）。 Example sentencesExamples The ensuing Allegro is a joyous rush that seems rather molto vivace - and ends in a rather strange muddle of instruments for several bars. The third movement, adagio molto e cantabile, was just that: delicate, lyrical throughout. In molto legato playing, we listen for the creation of a third sound as two keys become one before releasing the first key. In the center exercises, he liked extremes in tempos - molto allegro or super-slow adagio. For example, the song ‘Dear Eileen, I'm Going to Leave You’ is written in minor with a molto lento tempo. Origin Italian, from Latin multus ‘much’.
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