veloce

veloce in American English (Italian veˈlɔtʃe) adjective. played at a fast tempo (used as a musical direction)

[veˈlotʃe ] adjective. (gen) quick ⧫ rapid. (veicolo, cavallo, corridore) fast.

swift, rapid borrowed from Italian, "swift, rapid," going back to Latin vēlōc-, vēlōx - more at velocity.

fast, quick, speedy, rapid.

veloce in American English (Italian veˈlɔtʃe) adjective. played at a fast tempo (used as a musical direction)

Accelerando – speeding up (abbreviation: accel.) Opposite of Ritardando, it is an Italian term pronounced as [aht-che-le-rahn-daw] and is defined by gradually increasing the tempo until the next tempo mark is noted.

How to use veloce in a sentence. I trust to hear from you not only as fast as allegro, but veloce prestissimo, and good tidings too.

Veloci is an adjective. veloci m, f plural form of veloce veloci agrees with noi.

“Veloce.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/veloce.

Alfa Romeo, proving that more power is a good thing, offered the Giulietta Spider Veloce beginning with the 1956 model year. Veloce, appropriately, translates to “fast” in Italian.

• important.
• critical.
• crucial.
• great.
• notable.
• outstanding.
• serious.
• significant.

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