Definition of basso profundo in English:

basso profundo

nounPlural bassi profundi, Plural bassos profundosˌbasəʊ prəˈfʌndəʊˌbæsoʊ prəˈfəndoʊ

A bass singer with an exceptionally low range.
深沉男低音歌手
Example sentencesExamples
- The towering basso profundo brought a magical tenderness to his opening aria, with cleverly timed political quips and his deep bass lent warmth to the lyrical a capella friendship quartet.
- It is hard to believe he was a Basso Profundo from this recording.
- I was a trumpet in Army, and the basso profundo in the other two.
- That turned the tenor of the day into a somewhat confused basso profundo, capable of little more than a hesitant adagio molto.
- And, since my husband won't sing to me, I don't really know that he's a basso profundo, but his voice is rather low.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Italian, from basso 'low' + profondo 'deep'.

Definition of basso profundo in US English:

basso profundo

nounˌbæsoʊ prəˈfəndoʊˌbasō prəˈfəndō

A bass singer with an exceptionally low range.
深沉男低音歌手
Example sentencesExamples
- I was a trumpet in Army, and the basso profundo in the other two.
- That turned the tenor of the day into a somewhat confused basso profundo, capable of little more than a hesitant adagio molto.
- And, since my husband won't sing to me, I don't really know that he's a basso profundo, but his voice is rather low.
- It is hard to believe he was a Basso Profundo from this recording.
- The towering basso profundo brought a magical tenderness to his opening aria, with cleverly timed political quips and his deep bass lent warmth to the lyrical a capella friendship quartet.

Origin

Mid 19th century: Italian, from basso ‘low’ + profondo ‘deep’.

单词	basso profundo
释义	Definition of basso profundo in English: basso profundo nounPlural bassi profundi, Plural bassos profundosˌbasəʊ prəˈfʌndəʊˌbæsoʊ prəˈfəndoʊ A bass singer with an exceptionally low range. 深沉男低音歌手 Example sentencesExamples The towering basso profundo brought a magical tenderness to his opening aria, with cleverly timed political quips and his deep bass lent warmth to the lyrical a capella friendship quartet. It is hard to believe he was a Basso Profundo from this recording. I was a trumpet in Army, and the basso profundo in the other two. That turned the tenor of the day into a somewhat confused basso profundo, capable of little more than a hesitant adagio molto. And, since my husband won't sing to me, I don't really know that he's a basso profundo, but his voice is rather low. Origin Mid 19th century: Italian, from basso 'low' + profondo 'deep'. Definition of basso profundo in US English: basso profundo nounˌbæsoʊ prəˈfəndoʊˌbasō prəˈfəndō A bass singer with an exceptionally low range. 深沉男低音歌手 Example sentencesExamples I was a trumpet in Army, and the basso profundo in the other two. That turned the tenor of the day into a somewhat confused basso profundo, capable of little more than a hesitant adagio molto. And, since my husband won't sing to me, I don't really know that he's a basso profundo, but his voice is rather low. It is hard to believe he was a Basso Profundo from this recording. The towering basso profundo brought a magical tenderness to his opening aria, with cleverly timed political quips and his deep bass lent warmth to the lyrical a capella friendship quartet. Origin Mid 19th century: Italian, from basso ‘low’ + profondo ‘deep’.
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