68 results for オペラ
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Nounopera house
Nounoperand
Nounoperant
Nounopera singer
Nounopera glasses
Nounopera house
Nounopera seria
Nounopera bag
Nounopera hat
Nounopéra bouffe
Nounopéra comique
Nounopera buffa
NounThe Phantom of the Opera (musical, novel, film, etc.)
Nounoperant conditioning
Nouncomic; comics; comic book; manga · comic opera · comic; comical
Nounopera
Noundrama; play · Chinese opera
Nounviewpoint; point of view; way of looking (at something); view; angle · way of appreciating (e.g. opera); way of understanding; how to read (a map, train timetable, etc.)
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verbperformance (of a play, opera, etc.); staging; presentation
Noun, Suru verb, Transitive verblisting (on the stock exchange, etc.); taking (a company) public · performance (of a play, opera, etc.); staging; presentation
Nounmelodrama; soap opera
Nounteleprompter; autocue · prompter (theater and opera)
Nounfamily-centered sitcom; TV drama of family life; soap opera
Nounmusical play; opera
Nounclassical Chinese opera
Nounmagic flute; flute with magical powers · The Magic Flute (opera by Mozart)
Nounsoap opera
NounSichuan opera
Nounlianpu (face painting in classical Chinese opera)
NounThe Lady of the Camellias (1848 novel by Alexandre Dumas fils); Camille · La Traviata (1853 opera by Giuseppe Verdi)
Nouncomic opera · operetta
Nounlight opera
Nounopera house
Nounopera company; opera troupe; musical revue; operetta company; operetta troupe
Nounsoap opera
Nounmorning soap opera; morning television serial
Noundaytime television serial; soap opera
Nounsoap opera
NounThe Mikado (comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan)
Nounfirst act (play, ballet, opera, etc.)
Noundaytime television serial; soap opera
NounMadama Butterfly (opera by Puccini); Madam Butterfly
NounRusalka (opera by Dvořák) · rusalka (female spirit in Slavic folklore)
NounLa forza del destino (opera by Verdi); The Force of Destiny
Nounsautoir; long necklace (longer than opera-length), often with an ornament (tassel or pendant) at the end
Nounrealism (art, music, etc.); verism; verismo (esp. opera)
Nounconcert version (of an opera or musical); concert staging
NounAlcina (opera by Handel)
NounOrfeo (opera by Monteverdi)