segue

In music, segue is a direction to the performer. It means continue (the next section) without a pause. The term attacca is used synonymously. For written music, it implies a transition from one section to the next without any break.

She quickly segued to the next topic. The band smoothly segued from one song to the next. In the movie, a shot of the outside of the house segued neatly to/into a shot of the family inside the house.

follow me follows me Translation of "segue-me" in English. Verb. follow me follows me. follow my lead.

“He segued into another discourse” type of: carry on, continue, go on, proceed. continue talking. the act of changing smoothly from one state or situation to another. type of: passage, transition.

This is also a term in music for moving from one part of a piece to another. Remember that segue does not sound quite how it looks: it's pronounced "SEG-way."

Segue is a verb that means "to move without stopping from one topic, song, etc., to another." Segway, on the other hand, is a trademarked name for an electric transportation device. Most of the most commonly confused words in English are old pairs: affect and effect, or discrete and discreet.

Segue “to transition without interruption” is a loanword from Italian, in which it is the third-person singular form of seguire “to follow” in the present tense. In this way, “I follow” is seguo, “you follow” is segui, and “he follows” or “she follows” is segue.

1. : to proceed without pause from one musical number or theme to another. 2. : to make a transition without interruption from one activity, topic, scene, or part to another. segued smoothly into the next story.

She quickly segued to the next topic. The band smoothly segued from one song to the next. In the movie, a shot of the outside of the house segued neatly to/into a shot of the family inside the house.

1. a. : a military blockade of a city or fortified place to compel it to surrender. b. : a persistent or serious attack (as of illness)

8va segue, or ottava alta segue, can be translated from Italian as “continue (an) octave above.”

Which word should you use when moving on to a new subject? What to Know. Segue is sometimes confused with Segway. Segue is a verb that means "to move without stopping from one topic, song, etc., to another." Segway, on the other hand, is a trademarked name for an electric transportation device.