Similar words: argot, fargo, cargo, argosy, jargon, embargo, gargoyle, cargo ship. Meaning: n. (music) a composition or passage that is to be performed in a slow and dignified manner. adj. very slow in tempo and broad in manner. adv. slowly and broadly.
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(1) The second movement is a largo.
(2) Write to P.O. Box 714, Key Largo, Florida.
(3) His elegiac tempo for the largo of the Cello Sonata allows him a sustained outpouring of feeling.
(4) Do you give a discount for a largo order?
(5) Description : Thanks for singing Largo with me!
(6) Emilio Largo : You know much about guns, Mr. Bond?
(7) KEY LARGO(Sentencedict.com), Fla. - The newborn calf of a deaf bottlenose dolphin that was found stranded last fall off a Florida beach died Friday at a marine mammal rehabilitation center.
(8) As a more largo eyeshot, the multiple intelligences explains human multi-aptitude and human studies afresh, giving us a new revelation on the cognition of senior high school history teaching.
(9) Largo: Do you know a lot about guns, Mr. Bond?
(10) Underwater Pumpkin Contest carvers display their creations amid yellowtail snappers off Key Largo, Florida in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary, October 20, 2007 .
(11) Underwater Pumpkin Contest carvers display their creations amid yellowtail snappers off Key Largo, Florida in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Saturday.
(12) You were Marlon Brando, you were Humphrey Bogart in Key Largo, you were Lillian Gish in Night of the Hunter.
(13) When the machine runs at ordinary high speed, the amplitude of vibration is not largo enough so that the influence on the needle will do no harm.
(14) When the snakes get too big, offending owners release them into the typically Floridian wild, wherethey ingest endangered species like the Key Largo wood rat and invadewildlife refuges.
(15) Cu á l es el r í o m á s largo de Colombia?
(16) Symphony No.9 in E minor , Op . 95 Largo.
(17) The tempo marking in most cases is andante , adagio, or largo.
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