crescendo - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of crescendo in Hindi

तेज
स्वरोत्कर्ष
चढ़ाई

crescendo Definition

Noun

the loudest point reached in a gradually increasing sound.
the highest point reached in a progressive increase of intensity.
a gradual increase in loudness in a piece of music.

Adverb

with a gradual increase in loudness.

Adjective

gradually increasing in loudness.

Verb

gradually increasing in loudness.

crescendo Example

the hysteria reached a crescendo around the spring festival ( हिस्टीरिया वसंत उत्सव के आसपास एक चरम पर पहुंच गया )
the port engine's sound rose to a crescendo ( पोर्ट इंजन की आवाज तेज हो गई )
in the upper three parts there are groups of longer notes played crescendo ( ऊपरी तीन भागों में क्रेस्केंडो बजाये गए लंबे नोटों के समूह हैं )
a crescendo of shrieks built until the entire auditorium was filled ( जब तक पूरा सभागार भर नहीं गया तब तक चीख-पुकार का एक क्रेसेंडो बनाया गया )

More Sentence

there were six months of gradual crescendo then three weeks of total mayhem
Since the cars are high performance machines, you'll hear them whine to a crescendo, then pop the exhaust as if it's backfiring.
Manor, Sparcraft, Sparlane, Crescendo and Carousel are a few Spartan trailer models.
The storm’s noisy crescendo meant it was getting closer to our home.
When the man’s pain hit a crescendo, he passed into unconsciousness.
We ran to stand between the two men when their disagreement reached a crescendo.
As the song neared its end, the orchestra began building up to its crescendo.
The audience’s applause hit an ear-piercing crescendo when the talk show host came through the curtains.
During the fiery debate, the candidate’s voice reached a crescendo when his rival accused him of criminal activity.
Interest in college basketball always hits a crescendo during the national playoff games.
As soon as the hometown soldiers appeared in the parade, cheers from their families and friends climbed to a crescendo.
A roar rose like in a great crescendo from the crowd.
Cathedral Chorus - About five minutes in length, this last section begins softly, but climbs to a rousing crescendo with trombones and percussion.
The theme for most Flamenco music is based around a woman's estranged or abusive lover and so often starts very quiet and subdued, signifying the woman's sadness, then drawing to a crescendo of feminine empowerment.
crescendo of violence.
The page of history becomes a long crescendo of battle.
Being an Italian opera, the work was imbued with great passion, each act rising to a dramatic crescendo.
That is, until the final crescendo, which ties up all the loose ends of the earlier exploits.
The songs are characterised by crescendos that make up a significant part of the song.
The arrangement also consists of symphonic "crescendos" and electronic accents.
Specifically, he would often play very precise triplet fills and crescendos, especially on the snare drum.
Alternating crescendos and decrescendos may give the listener the impression of waves.
Figure 9 shows how the observer rises and falls in the z-dimension to create a crescendo into the third movement.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
Two separate realities building up together in a huge crescendo.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
The style distinguished itself from dream trance and vocal trance by the lack of anthemic choruses, crescendos and drum rolling.
It sounded fantastic and came to an end with a thrashing guitar crescendo.
The Ripper was, by now, reaching a crescendo of violence.
I'd got to the point where I'd got a 20-minute, 40-minute, hour-long set that built crescendo and got laughs.
The writer makes the reader wait for this, the relative clauses in commas (analyzed above) creating a crescendo.
A banner rolls down an office block and the cheering reaches a deafening crescendo.
This gives way to a quieter passage but which leads to the most thrilling gradual crescendo.
Its ending, as ambulancewoman Kay discovers the fate of her lover Helen, is my personal emotional crescendo.
crescendo pain apart from a stress fracture.
But no - there was the " scream and shout " crescendo, and the band blasted out the long coda.
rising crescendo Milligan: (vicar) It started in Brighton - 1898 - the year of the great Edison Bell.
each time the key changes, there is a gradual crescendo
the roar of the crowd reaches a crescendo
he faced a crescendo of boos every time he touched the ball
a short crescendo kettledrum roll
the reluctant cheers began to crescendo
a crescendo of misery