performance art SUST. U
performance [ingl. am. pərˈfɔrməns, ingl. brit. pəˈfɔːm(ə)ns] SUST.
1.1. performance C:
1.2. performance C:
1.3. performance C:
2. performance C or U:
- performance (of team, athlete)
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- performance (of team, athlete)
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- performance (of team, athlete)
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- resultados mpl
3. performance U form. (fulfillment):
4. performance C (fuss, bother) coloq.:
5. performance U LING.:
I. art [ingl. am. ɑrt, ingl. brit. ɑːt] SUST.
1.1. art U (object of aesthetics) gen m in the singular and f in the plural:
1.2. art U or C (artwork):
2.1. art <arts, pl
>:
3. art sin pl. (skill, craft):
II. art [ingl. am. ɑrt, ingl. brit. ɑːt] arc.
I. be <pres am, are, is, pret. was, were, part. pas. been> [ingl. am. bi, ingl. brit. biː] V. intr.
2.1. be (followed by an adjective):
2.2. be (when giving one's marital status):
3.1. be (followed by a noun):
3.2. be (playing the role of):
4.1. be (when talking about mental and physical states):
4.2. be (when stating one's age):
4.3. be (when giving prices, measurements, weight):
5.1. be (to exist, to live):
5.2. be (in expressions of time):
5.3. be (to take place):
6. be (to be situated, to be present):
7.1. be (in perfect tenses):
II. be <pres am, are, is, pret. was, were, part. pas. been> [ingl. am. bi, ingl. brit. biː] V. v. impers.
1.1. be (when talking about physical conditions, circumstances):
1.2. be (in expressions of time):
1.3. be (when talking about distance):
2.1. be (when introducing a person, an object):
III. be <pres am, are, is, pret. was, were, part. pas. been> [ingl. am. bi, ingl. brit. biː] V. aux.
1.1. be (to describe action in progress):
1.2. be (to speak of future events):
2.1. be:
2.2. be (when describing a process):
3.1. be (to describe events with future reference):
3.2. be (when expressing possibility):
3.3. be (when expressing obligation):
4. be (in hypotheses):
5.1. be (in tag questions):
5.2. be (in elliptical uses):
performance [pəˈfɔ:mənts, ingl. am. pɚˈfɔ:r-] SUST.
1. performance:
2. performance DEP.:
- high/low performance AUTO.
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performance art SUST.
performance [pər·ˈfɔr·məns] SUST.
1. performance:
2. performance DEP.:
- high/low performance AUTO.
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