Italian - English (British) translations for "aria"
"aria" Italian translation
Translation
air
Definition
Aria is an Italian noun that refers to a solo vocal piece in an opera or oratorio, typically expressing intense emotion and often featuring virtuosic singing.
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: air (in the sense of atmosphere)
L'aria in montagna è fresca e pulita.
The air in the mountains is fresh and clean.
Meaning: aria (in the sense of a melody or song)
La cantante ha eseguito un'aria da opera molto famosa.
The singer performed a very famous opera aria.
Meaning: aria (in the sense of a solo vocal piece in an opera)
Il tenore ha cantato un'aria toccante durante l'opera.
The tenor sang a touching aria during the opera.
Meaning: aria (in the sense of a tune or melody)
Mi piace il ritmo di questa aria popolare.
I like the rhythm of this popular tune.
Meaning: aria (in the sense of a breath or breeze)
C'è un'aria fresca che entra dalla finestra aperta.
There is a cool breeze coming in from the open window.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: L'aria è fresca oggi.
A1: The air is fresh today.
A1: Mi piace respirare l'aria di mare.
A1: I like breathing the sea air.
A1: Ho aperto la finestra per far entrare aria.
A1: I opened the window to let in some air.
B1: La cantante ha eseguito un'aria famosa durante il concerto.
B1: The singer performed a famous aria during the concert.
B1: Quando ero giovane, cantavo spesso delle arie d'opera.
B1: When I was young, I often sang opera arias.
B2: Il tenore sta studiando un'aria difficile per la prossima recita.
B2: The tenor is studying a difficult aria for the next performance.
C1: Durante l'opera, l'aria del soprano ha commosso il pubblico.
C1: During the opera, the soprano's aria moved the audience.
C1: L'aria che il baritono ha interpretato era piena di passione e dramma.
C1: The aria that the baritone performed was full of passion and drama.
C2: L'aria finale dell'opera è un momento di grande trionfo per l'intero cast.
C2: The final aria of the opera is a moment of great triumph for the entire cast.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.In the context of music, aria is a term used to describe a specific type of vocal piece. It is a solo performance by a singer, typically accompanied by an orchestra or piano. Arias are usually found in operas and oratorios, and they serve as a way for the composer to express the emotions of the character or situation being portrayed.
Arias are often characterized by their virtuosic singing, meaning that they require a high level of technical skill from the performer. They can be slow and mournful, or fast and lively, depending on the mood of the scene. Some famous examples of arias include 'Nessun Dorma' from Puccini's Turandot and 'La donna è mobile' from Verdi's Rigoletto.
The word aria comes from the Italian word for air or melody. It has been used in music since the 16th century, and has become an important part of the operatic tradition. While arias were originally written for male singers, they eventually became popular with female singers as well. Today, arias continue to be an essential component of many operas and oratorios around the world.