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synth
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synth  (snth)
n.
1. Informal A synthesizer.
2. A style of light popular music made with synthesizers. Also called synth-pop.
synth [sɪnθ]
n
(Music / Instruments) short for synthesizer
Translations
synth [ˈsɪnθ] n (=synthesizer) → synthé m >
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