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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. tone [Brit təʊn, americ toʊn] SUBST

1. tone:

tone (of radio, TV)
son m

2. tone (character of voice):

tone
ton m
his tone of voice
in a defiant tone

3. tone (character):

ton m
to set the tone
donner le ton à (for à)
to lower the tone of conversation
to lower the tone of area

4. tone (colour):

tone
ton m
tone

5. tone TELECOMUN:

tone

6. tone FISIOL:

tone

7. tone MÚS (interval):

tone
ton m

8. tone LINGUÍS:

tone
ton m

II. tone [Brit təʊn, americ toʊn] VERBO trans

1. tone FISIOL:

tone, a. tone up body, muscle, thigh

2. tone (make firmer):

tone skin

III. tone [Brit təʊn, americ toʊn] VERBO intr a. tone in (blend)

tone colours:
s'harmoniser (with avec)

tone colour Brit, tone color americ SUBST MÚS

tone colour

dialling tone [Brit] SUBST Brit

dial tone SUBST americ

dial tone → dialling tone

dialling tone [Brit] SUBST Brit

earth tone SUBST ARTE

earth tone

engaged tone SUBST Brit

engaged tone

ringing tone SUBST Brit

ringing tone

two-tone ADJ

two-tone (in hue)
two-tone (in sound)

I. tone down VERBO [Brit təʊn -, americ toʊn -] (tone [sth] down, tone down [sth])

tone down colours
tone down criticism, remark
tone down letter, statement
tone down policy, attitude

tone arm SUBST ÁUDIO

tone arm

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I. tone [təʊn, americ toʊn] SUBST

1. tone (sound):

tone
ton m
tone of instrument

2. tone (style):

tone
ton m

3. tone (shade of colour):

tone
ton m

4. tone no pl (healthy condition):

tone
muscle tone

5. tone (difference in pitch):

tone
ton m
half tone

6. tone (telephone noise):

tone
dial(ling) tone

II. tone [təʊn, americ toʊn] VERBO trans (firm muscles)

tone

tone down VERBO trans a. fig

tone down

tone up VERBO trans

tone up

quarter-tone SUBST MÚS

quarter-tone

tone in VERBO intr

tone in

tone-deaf ADJ

to be tone-deaf

tone poem SUBST

tone poem

half tone SUBST

1. half tone (semitone):

half tone

2. half tone (printing method for pictures):

half tone
in half tone

tone control SUBST

tone control

ringing tone SUBST

ringing tone
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I. tone [toʊn] SUBST

1. tone (sound):

tone
ton m
tone of instrument

2. tone (style):

tone
ton m

3. tone (shade of color):

tone
ton m

4. tone (healthy condition):

tone
muscle tone

5. tone (difference in pitch):

tone
ton m
half tone

6. tone (telephone noise):

tone
dial tone

II. tone [toʊn] VERBO trans (firm muscles)

tone

ring tone SUBST

ring tone

tone-deaf ADJ

to be tone-deaf

tone control SUBST

tone control

tone up VERBO trans

tone up

tone down VERBO trans a. fig

tone down

tone in VERBO intr

tone in

touch-tone ADJ

touch-tone telephone:

touch-tone

tone poem SUBST

tone poem

whole-tone scale SUBST

Present
Itone
youtone
he/she/ittones
wetone
youtone
theytone
Past
Itoned
youtoned
he/she/ittoned
wetoned
youtoned
theytoned
Present Perfect
Ihavetoned
youhavetoned
he/she/ithastoned
wehavetoned
youhavetoned
theyhavetoned
Past Perfect
Ihadtoned
youhadtoned
he/she/ithadtoned
wehadtoned
youhadtoned
theyhadtoned

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It's just a tone poem, there's hardly a line in it.
thechronicleherald.ca
The particular power of this tone poem comes from how quietly resigned both characters are to their fates, as if they sense a guiding hand in their every action.
en.wikipedia.org
However, his early works include a piano concerto, a tone poem, and scherzo for orchestra.
en.wikipedia.org
It is actually a jazz tone poem depicting the old slave gangs as they did their back-brakeing work of swinging that hammer.
en.wikipedia.org
It is a nonstory visual tone poem depicting the imagery of a car going at full speed, and featuring the car's engine as the primary sound element.
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