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to consort
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associarsi, fare compagnia
to associate or spend time with someone, typically implying companionship or partnership
Example
She consorts with artists and intellectuals, attending gallery openings and literary events regularly.
Lei si associa a artisti e intellettuali, partecipando regolarmente a inaugurazioni di gallerie e eventi letterari.
He consorted with known criminals during his rebellious phase in college.
Si associò a noti criminali durante la sua fase ribelle al college.
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associarsi, frequentare
keep company
03
concordare, associarsi
go together
Consort
01
consort, insieme strumentale
a group of instruments or voices that perform together, typically of the same family or type
What is a "consort"?
A consort is a group of musical instruments or voices that perform together, typically consisting of members from the same family or type. For example, a consort might include various types of string instruments or different kinds of recorders, all tuned to blend well with one another. Consorts can be small, such as a consort of viols, or larger, depending on the number and type of instruments or voices involved. The members of a consort work together to produce a harmonious and unified sound, with each instrument or voice complementing the others.
Example
In the medieval period, a consort was a group of instruments played together, often featuring combinations like viols or recorders.
Nel periodo medievale, un consort, insieme strumentale, era un gruppo di strumenti suonati insieme, spesso con combinazioni come violi o flauti dolci.
The king 's consort delighted the court with their majestic performances, showcasing the talent of the realm's finest musicians.
La consort, insieme strumentale del re deliziò la corte con le sue esibizioni maestose, mettendo in mostra il talento dei migliori musicisti del regno.
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consorte, coniugé
the husband or wife of a reigning monarch
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