What does caz in Turkish mean?
What is the meaning of the word caz in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use caz in Turkish.
The word caz in Turkish means jazz, caz tarzında, caz, caz, bir tür caz dansı, bebop, bir tür caz müziği (bebop) eşliğinde dans etmek, caz müziği, caz gibi, mainstream caz, ana akım caz, (caz müziğinde) anlamsız hecelerle/çalgı sesi çıkararak şarkı söyleme, şikayet etmek. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word caz
jazz
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caz tarzında, caz(music: in the jazz style) The shop specializes in jazz recordings of the 1950s. |
caz(relating to jazz music) (müzik) The audience gave the jazz trio a standing ovation. |
bir tür caz dansı, bebop(bebop: jazz dance) The couple did a bop to some old-fashioned rock and roll. |
bir tür caz müziği (bebop) eşliğinde dans etmek(dance the bebop) Your grandfather and I used to bop to this song, back in the '50s. |
caz müziği(20th-century musical style) We listened to some jazz in a club after dinner. |
caz gibi(music: like jazz) The exclusive bar only hired musicians with a sexy jazzy sound. |
mainstream caz, ana akım caz(traditional or popular jazz music) This album will delight fans of mainstream jazz. |
(caz müziğinde) anlamsız hecelerle/çalgı sesi çıkararak şarkı söyleme(jazz singing style) A singer famous for her scat is performing at the club tonight. |
şikayet etmek(figurative, informal (complain) The customer was squawking that his soup was cold. |
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