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English	English
accompaniment, concurrence, Christian belief regarding Communion, existence or occurrence together, something connected with something else	concomitance
accompaniment, copied, copying, copying of data in order for retrieval in the event of a malfunction (Computers); substitute; reserve, spare, overflow, providing musical accompaniment, reinforcements, security copy, substitute or reserve, support, supp...	backup
act done by single person, alone, unaccompanied, card game for individual players, do something without help or accompaniment, done by one person, for a single performer, musical composition played or sung by one person; performance by a single person;...	solo
act like vamp, improvise a musical introduction or accompaniment, improvise in playing music; make a vamp for a shoe; use sex appeal to manipulate and exploit, improvised musical introduction, part of boot or shoe which covers the instep; musical impro...	vamp
acting as an adjective (Grammar), adjective; accompaniment, auxiliary; characteristic, forming part of noun phrase	attributive
adjunct, natural attachment; rightful possession; provision for the subsistence of royal descendants (as in land, regular income, etc.), apanage, natural or expected accompaniment to something, source of revenue given by sovereign	appanage
backing musician, someone who provides accompaniment (especially a musician who plays a minor part to complement the main instrument)	accompanist
bass accompaniment	walking bass
bass accompaniment, basso continuo, thoroughbass	continuo
compensation, free, give somebody a comp, jazz accompaniment, play jazz accompaniment, set or arrange type (Printing); provide free of charge; provide with a free gift or service; perform an improvised accompaniment for a jazz soloist (Music), somethin...	comp
drama interspersed with music, dramatic or literary genre, emotionally exaggerated dramatic form; sentimental or sensationalized play, histrionic behavior, sensationalized dramatic or literary work, spoken words with musical accompaniment	melodrama
English part song, lyric poem, medieval Italian song, polyphonic song sung without musical accompaniment by four to six singers (especially popular during the Renaissance); short love poem suitable for setting to music	madrigal
enjoy eating something, enjoy something, take pleasure in, delight, enjoyment, give flavor to food, great enjoyment, delight; taste, flavor; condiment, spice, interest or excitement, spicy side dish or accompaniment, strong taste	relish
essential part, not to be left out, obligato, requirement; obligatory musical accompaniment	obbligato
in a musical manner; from a musical point of view; with harmony; with melodious accompaniment	musically

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