Adagio

==English==
===Etymology===
===Noun===
# A tempo mark directing that a passage is to be played rather slowly, leisurely and gracefully
# A passage having this mark
# A male-female duet or mixed trio ballet displaying demanding balance, spins and/or lifts
===Adverb===
adagio
# played rather slowly
===Adjective===
adagio
# describing a passage having this mark
===Usage notes===
* When repeated as "adagio, adagio" means even slower
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==Dutch==
===Etymology 1===
From adagium
====Noun====
# adage
=====Synonyms=====
* adagium
===Etymology 2===
From 
====Noun====
# 
====Adverb====
# 
====Adjective====
# describing a passage having this mark
===References===
* 
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==French==
===Pronunciation===
* 
===Adverb===
# adagio
===Noun===
# adagio
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==Italian==
===Etymology 1===
ad agio "at ease"
====Adverb====
adagio
# slowly
====Noun====
# adagio
====Verb====
adagio
# 
===Etymology 2===
From adagium
====Noun====
# proverb, adage or saying
Category:Italian adverbs
Category:Italian verb forms
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==Spanish==
===Etymology 1===
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====Adverb====
# adagio
====Noun====
# adagio
===Etymology 2===
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====Noun====
# adage (old saying)
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