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Bir borudan bir saniyede geçen suyun ya da bir iletken telden bir saniyede geçen elektriğin miktarı
Bir borudan bir saniyede geçen suyun veya bir iletken telden bir saniyede geçen elektriğin miktarı
Operalarıyla ünlü italyan besteci
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Italian operatic composer (1813-1901)
{i} family name; Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901), Italian composer

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Giuseppe Fortunato Francesco Verdi
v. born Oct. 9/10, 1813, Roncole, near Busseto, duchy of Parma died Jan. 27, 1901, Milan, Italy Italian composer. He was the son of an innkeeper, and he showed talent early. While earning a living as an organist, he began to write operas in Milan; in 1839 his Oberto was successfully performed at La Scala, and it initiated Verdi's long association with the publisher Giulio Ricordi. His next opera, Un giorno di regno (1840), was a failure. Much worse, Verdi's two young daughters and his wife died. He overcame his despair by composing Nabucco (1842); it was a sensational success and was followed by the equally successful I Lombardi (1843). For the rest of the decade he wrote a hit opera every year. Rejecting the prevailing structure of Italian opera a patchwork of open-ended scenes and inserted arias, duets, and trios he began conceiving of an opera as a series of integrated scenes, then as unified acts. Specializing in stories in which people's private and public lives come into conflict, he produced a series of masterworks, including Rigoletto (1851), Il trovatore (1853), La traviata (1853), Don Carlos (1867), and Aïda (1871). A fervent nationalist, he was regarded as a great national figure. After composing his Requiem (1874), he retired, but when Ricordi brought him together with the poet and composer Arrigo Boito, initially to revise Simon Boccanegra, their mutual esteem led to the two great operas of Verdi's old age, Otello (1886) and Falstaff (1890)
Giuseppe Verdi
(1813-1901) Italian composer
Giuseppe Verdi
an Italian composer whose best-known works are his Requiem and his operas, including La Traviata, Aida, and Rigoletto (1813-1901). v. born Oct. 9/10, 1813, Roncole, near Busseto, duchy of Parma died Jan. 27, 1901, Milan, Italy Italian composer. He was the son of an innkeeper, and he showed talent early. While earning a living as an organist, he began to write operas in Milan; in 1839 his Oberto was successfully performed at La Scala, and it initiated Verdi's long association with the publisher Giulio Ricordi. His next opera, Un giorno di regno (1840), was a failure. Much worse, Verdi's two young daughters and his wife died. He overcame his despair by composing Nabucco (1842); it was a sensational success and was followed by the equally successful I Lombardi (1843). For the rest of the decade he wrote a hit opera every year. Rejecting the prevailing structure of Italian opera a patchwork of open-ended scenes and inserted arias, duets, and trios he began conceiving of an opera as a series of integrated scenes, then as unified acts. Specializing in stories in which people's private and public lives come into conflict, he produced a series of masterworks, including Rigoletto (1851), Il trovatore (1853), La traviata (1853), Don Carlos (1867), and Aïda (1871). A fervent nationalist, he was regarded as a great national figure. After composing his Requiem (1874), he retired, but when Ricordi brought him together with the poet and composer Arrigo Boito, initially to revise Simon Boccanegra, their mutual esteem led to the two great operas of Verdi's old age, Otello (1886) and Falstaff (1890)
Türkisch - Englisch
rate of flow, intensity of flow (of water or electricity)

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verdi katsayısı
(Havacılık) discharge coefficient
verdi salınımı
(Havacılık) discharge oscillations
verdi ölçer
(Havacılık) air meter
guiseppe verdi'nin ünlü bir operası
Giuseppe Verdi's famous opera
körün istediği bir göz, Allah verdi iki göz
(Konuşma Dili) He was blessed with more than he'd hoped for
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