English - Turkish
Definition of presto in English Turkish dictionary
- hızlı
- çabuk
- hızlı çalınan parça
- z., müz. presto
- hızlı çalınan
- hızlı çalarak
- (zarf) hızlı tempo ile
- hızlı tempo ile
- presto
- adverb presto
- zarf presto
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Turkish - Turkish
Definition of presto in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- Çabuk, çok çabuk bir tempo ile
- Müzikte çok çabuk bir tempo ile çalınan parça
- Bu tempo ile çalınan müzik parçası
English - English
Definition of presto in English English dictionary
- Used by magicians when performing a trick; ta-da; voilà
So I put my hand into the hat and presto! Out comes a rabbit!.
- A pair of fives as a starting hand in Texas hold 'em
- Very fast or quickly; a directive for the musician(s) to play in a very quick tempo
- {a} quick, soon, at once, without delay
- (Ita) Very quick
- Tempo marking meaning very fast [Tempo Notation]
- A nickname for pocket 5's, usually in hold'em This nickname comes from the internet newsgroup rec gambling (now rec gambling poker), and is sometimes used among the readership of that newsgroup to identify other members
- Italian for "fast "
- Quickly; immediately; in haste; suddenly
- Very quick
- (of tempo) very fast suddenly; "Presto! begone! 'tis here again"- Swift at a very fast tempo (faster than allegro)
- Quickly; rapidly; a direction for a quick, lively movement or performance; quicker than allegro, or any rate of time except prestissimo
- suddenly; "Presto! begone! 'tis here again"- Swift
- Very fast, faster than Allegro
- (it) - Rapidly, very fast, faster than vivace [back]
- at a very fast tempo (faster than allegro)
- A lightweight running shoe from Nike, part of the Alpha Project Nike says it is "like a T-shirt for the feet " Yes, they are extremely comfortable However, I (Charlie) think an athletic shoe should be more like a jock for the feet even a pair of Air Deschütz sport sandals seem more stable
- rapidly, quickly, fast (Music)
- One of the classical tempo markings, referring to a very fast tempo
- (of tempo) very fast
- Quick, rapid
- (Italian): really fast
- Used by magicians when performing a trick
- It : "fast" Presto is generally used as the fastest tempo marking In 18th century music it usually means as fast as possible
- prestos a piece of music, or part of one, that is played or sung very quickly
- A pair of fives as a starting hand in Texas hold em
- presto change-o
- Indicates the suddenness of a change or transformation, as a magic trick in which one object appears to be suddenly transformed into another
But then that little psychopath Willie Bosket murdered a couple of subway riders for the hell of it when he was fifteen and -- presto change-o! -- a new law was born.
- presto chango
- Indicates the suddenness of a change or transformation, as a magic trick in which one object appears to be suddenly transformed into another
Watch and before your eyes, presto chango, a capital crime of the most hideous sort will be turned into a superstition,.
- hey presto
- Indicates a sudden desirable conclusion or change, as if by magic; ta-da; voilà
If you take the next left, you’ll see a big shop and hey presto, you’re there.
- hey presto
- Used by stage magicians, when waving a "magic wand" and performing a trick
- adverb presto
- played or sung very quickly
- hey presto
- used to say that something happens so easily that it seems to be magic American Equivalent: presto
- interjection presto 3
- said when something happens suddenly in a way that seems unbelievable or magical British Equivalent: hey presto
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Turkish - English
Definition of presto in Turkish English dictionary
- presto
- mus. presto
presto
Hyphenation
pres·toTurkish pronunciation
prestōPronunciation
/ˈpreˌstō/ /ˈprɛˌstoʊ/
Etymology
[ 'pres-(")tO ] (adverb or adjective.) circa 1599. From Italian presto (“quickly”).Resimler
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