Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
the throbbing of percussive beats
French translation:
le rythme lancinant des percussions
English term
the throbbing of percussive beats
3 +1 | Il me reste en mémoire les rythmes envoutants des percussions | Bailatjones |
3 +1 | les battements rythmés des percussions | Simona Louis |
2 +1 | la vibration des percussions | Courtney McConnel (X) |
Non-PRO (1): df49f (X)
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Proposed translations
Il me reste en mémoire les rythmes envoutants des percussions
les battements rythmés des percussions
la vibration des percussions
Autre chose, est-ce trop parlé de dire, "Ce qui m'a frappé le plus" ? Ah, aussi 'Tel que je m'en souviens...'
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