Definitions for a tempoɑ ˈtɛm poʊ
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Random House Webster's College Dictionary
a tem•poɑ ˈtɛm poʊ(adv.)
Music. resuming the original speed.
Category: Music and Dance
Origin of a tempo:
1730–40; < It: in (the regular) time
Translations for a tempo
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
- betydsAfrikaans
- مُبَكِّرا، قَبل فوات الوَقْتArabic
- навремеBulgarian
- a tempoPortuguese (BR)
- včasCzech
- rechtzeitigGerman
- i tide; tidsnokDanish
- έγκαιραGreek
- a tiempoSpanish
- õigeaegseltEstonian
- به موقعFarsi
- ajoissaFinnish
- à tempsFrench
- בַּזמַןHebrew
- इस समयHindi
- na vrijemeCroatian
- idejébenHungarian
- cukup cepatIndonesian
- nógu snemmaIcelandic
- in tempoItalian
- 間に合ってJapanese
- 제시간에Korean
- pačiu laikuLithuanian
- laikāLatvian
- sempat utkMalay
- op tijdDutch
- i tide, tidsnokNorwegian
- به موقعPersian
- په موقعPashto
- a tempoPortuguese
- la timpRomanian
- в срок, вовремяRussian
- včasSlovak
- pravočasenSlovenian
- na vremeSerbian
- i tidSwedish
- ทันเวลาThai
- zamanında, vaktindeTurkish
- 按時Chinese (Trad.)
- вчасноUkrainian
- کافي پہلےUrdu
- vừa kịpVietnamese
- 按时Chinese (Simp.)
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