bass
/beɪs/
adjective
- Low in pitch or sound.
- The bass notes of the cello are very soothing.
- The bass drum provides a steady beat.
- He adjusted the bass frequencies on the equalizer.
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noun
- The lowest male singing voice.
- He has a deep bass voice that fills the concert hall.
- The choir needs more basses for the upcoming performance.
- She loves listening to bass singers in opera.
- A low-pitched sound or tone, especially in music.
- The bass from the speakers made the floor vibrate.
- I can feel the bass in my chest at the rock concert.
- Turn up the bass on the stereo for this song.
- A type of fish found in fresh and salt water, popular for sport fishing.
- We caught a large bass at the lake this morning.
- Bass fishing is a popular hobby in the summer.
- He grilled the bass with lemon and herbs for dinner.
- An instrument that plays low-pitched notes, such as a double bass or bass guitar.
- The bass guitar keeps the rhythm in the song.
- She plays the bass in a jazz band.
- He bought a new electric bass for the concert.
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