octet
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++oc·tet /ɒkˈtet $ ɑːk-/ noun [countable] 1. APMeight singers or musicians performing together 八重唱组合;八重奏乐团2. APMa piece of music for an octet 八重奏(曲);八重唱(曲)
Examples from the Corpus
octet• The band began as an octet, but spent most of the set in various sub-divisions, from quartet through to septet.• An octet from Howard was invited to sing for some religious programmes.Origin octet (1800-1900) Latin octo “eight” + English -et (as in duet)oc·tet nounChineseSyllable
musicians or singers eight together Corpus performing
octet
oc‧tet /ɒkˈtet $ ɑːk-/
noun [countable]
2. a piece of music for an octet
oc‧tet /ɒkˈtet $ ɑːk-/
noun [countable] Date: 1800-1900
Language: Latin
Origin: octo 'eight' + English -et (as in duet)
1. eight singers or musicians performing togetherLanguage: Latin
Origin: octo 'eight' + English -et (as in duet)
2. a piece of music for an octet