musical

musical

Qui concerne la musique ou sert à en faire.

En anglais simple : Connected with music or used to make it.

• A flute is a musical instrument.
• The school offers musical training.
• We enjoyed the evening's musical performances.

Contraires : non-musical

Expressions courantes : musical instrument, musical performance, musical education, musical notation

doué pour la musique

Qui sait bien chanter, jouer d'un instrument ou comprendre la musique.

En anglais simple : Able to sing, play instruments, or understand music well.

• My sister is very musical.
• He comes from a musical family.
• Their musical children learned the piano quickly.

Synonymes : musically talented

Contraires : unmusical

Expressions courantes : musical child, musical family, very musical

mélodieux, harmonieux

Dont le son est agréable à entendre, comme une chanson ou une mélodie.

En anglais simple : Having a pleasant sound like a song or tune.

• She has a musical voice.
• His musical laugh filled the room.
• Water made a soft, musical sound over the stones.

Synonymes : melodious, melodic, tuneful

Contraires : unmusical

Expressions courantes : musical voice, musical laugh, musical sound

comédie musicale

Pièce ou film dont l'histoire est racontée par le jeu des acteurs, des chansons et souvent des danses.

En anglais simple : A play or film in which the story is told through acting, songs, and often dancing.

• We saw a musical last night.
• She plays the lead in a new musical.
• Do you prefer musicals or serious plays?

Expressions courantes : stage musical, a new musical, watch a musical

comédie musicale

Pièce ou film où les acteurs chantent et dansent au cours de l'histoire.

En anglais simple : A play or film in which the actors sing and dance as part of the story.

• We watched a musical last night.
• She sings the lead role in a popular musical.
• Which musicals have you seen on stage?

Expressions courantes : a musical, musical theatre, watch a musical, star in a musical