pedal
[ˈpedl]noun | Substantiv sOverview of all translations
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- Pedalneuter | Neutrum npedalTrittbrettneuter | Neutrum npedalFußhebelmasculine | Maskulinum mpedalTretkurbelfeminine | Femininum f (Klavier, Fahrrad)pedalpedal
- (Spiel)Pedalneuter | Neutrum npedal musical term | MusikMUS on organpedal musical term | MusikMUS on organ
- (Hilfs)Pedalneuter | Neutrum npedal musical term | MusikMUS auxiliary pedal: on organ, piano, harmonium, harpFußhebelmasculine | Maskulinum mpedal musical term | MusikMUS auxiliary pedal: on organ, piano, harmonium, harpTrittmasculine | Maskulinum mpedal musical term | MusikMUS auxiliary pedal: on organ, piano, harmonium, harppedal musical term | MusikMUS auxiliary pedal: on organ, piano, harmonium, harp
examples
- sustaining pedalHaltepedal, drittes mittleres (Klavier)Pedal
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- pedal musical term | MusikMUS → see „pedal note“pedal musical term | MusikMUS → see „pedal note“
pedal
[ˈpedl]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/i <preterite, (simple) past tense | Präteritum, Vergangenheitprätpast participle | Partizip Perfekt pperf pedaled; British English | britisches EnglischBr pedalled>Overview of all translations
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- das Pedal treten ziehen, das Trittbrett den Fußhebel gebrauchenpedal musical term | MusikMUS engineering | TechnikTECH use the pedalpedal musical term | MusikMUS engineering | TechnikTECH use the pedal
pedal
[ˈpedl]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/tOverview of all translations
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- mit Pedal spielenpedal musical term | MusikMUS organ: play with pedalspedal musical term | MusikMUS organ: play with pedals
pedal
[ˈpedl]adjective | Adjektiv adjOverview of all translations
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