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Перевод: crescendo

[наречие]
в бурном темпе; нарастая;
[существительное]
крещендо
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. The court erupted into a crescendo of cheers and applause, and a succession of ever-increasing acclamation as the news was greeted by the multitude outside.
2. The pre-pubescent shrieks suddenly reach a crescendo as the chugging electronic beat of the opening bars of "The Locomotion" blasts out of the vast sound system.
3. Its efforts to ingest the last scattered parings of modern existence seemed half-hearted, as its voice rose to a crescendo as if to bewail its incapability and incompetence.
4. The Jaguar surges forward, catches the Toyota in two seconds, and sweeps effortlessly past - Carly Simon, by happy coincidence, hitting a thrilling crescendo at the very same moment.
5. He issued the command like a Roman edict, raising his voice to a querulous crescendo.
6. But now you are to leave his land peaceably - "A murmur rose in a crescendo and drowned him out.
7. The media and politicians joined the bandwagon and lumped hippies, Hell's Angels, dope-takers and black militants together in a crescendo of reaction.
8. By resigning and going public, Heseltine stimulated a crescendo of complaint about the Thatcher style of Cabinet government.
9. Jonadab's voice rose to a crescendo.
10. The immediate post-war gloom about the decline of the landed families, as sales of landed property reached a crescendo in the early 1920s proved to be ill-founded, even though the Duke of Rutland and other landed aristocrats, did dispose of substantial parts of their estates.
11. No one could listen with cold blood and sluggish pulses to the quickening crescendo of the roar preceding the final shout of "Goal!"
12. For a second Perdita froze as the reluctant cheers began to crescendo and stuffed her fists in her eyes, fighting back the tears.
13. They seem to rise in a brief but sometimes piercing crescendo from the area of the stairwell at Cumnor Place.