bass

US /beɪs/
UK /beɪs/
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1.

bas

the lowest adult male singing voice

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He sings bass in the choir.
Śpiewa basem w chórze.
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The opera requires a strong bass.
Opera wymaga silnego basu.
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baritonecontrabass
2.

okoń, bass

a freshwater or marine fish, typically a game fish, with a spiny-rayed dorsal fin

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We caught a large-mouth bass in the lake.
Złapaliśmy okonia wielkogębowego w jeziorze.
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Grilled sea bass is a popular dish.
Grillowany okoń morski to popularne danie.
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perchsea bass
3.

bas

the lowest part of the musical range

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The cello plays the bass line.
Wiolonczela gra linię basową.
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Turn up the bass on the stereo.
Podkręć bas w stereo.
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low frequencydeep tone
4.

kontrabas, gitara basowa

a stringed musical instrument of the violin family, larger than a cello, used to play bass parts

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He plays the double bass in the orchestra.
Gra na kontrabasie w orkiestrze.
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The band needs a new bass player.
Zespół potrzebuje nowego basisty.
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double bassbass guitar
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bass guitardrum and bassdouble bassbass drum