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up-tempo
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up-tem·po also up·tem·po (ptmp)
n. pl. up-tem·pos also up·tem·pos
A fast or lively tempo, as in jazz.
adj.
Having a fast or lively tempo: an up-tempo arrangement.
Translations
up-tempo [ˌʌpˈtempəʊ] ADJ [tune] → con ritmo rápido
up-tempo
adj → schnell
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