Definition and meaning of English word "concert"
concert
/ˈkɒnsərt/
Meaning
NounA musical performance given in public, typically by one or more singers, instrumentalists, or an orchestra.
How to use
The term 'concert' is often used in formal and artistic contexts, particularly in reference to music performances. A common grammatical nuance to note is that while 'concert' can be used as a mass noun, it is often countable, as in 'The orchestra gave a wonderful concert.' Learners should be cautious not to confuse 'concert' with 'consent', which has a very different meaning.
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concert
Example
Thousands of eager fans bought tickets months in advance for the outdoor rock concert.
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Common phrases
- give a concert— give a concert
- attend a concert— attend a concert
- concert hall— concert hall
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What does the English word "concert" mean?▼
The English word "concert" means "concert" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Thousands of eager fans bought tickets months in advance for the outdoor rock concert." (which translates as "concert").
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