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ligature

Aussprache: [ˈlɪɡəˌtʃʊr]

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Kontext: „writing & typography“

(noun) a ligature is a way of joining two or more letters together to make writing look nicer. It’s like when you write 'fi' as a single, fancy symbol instead of two separate letters.

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In some fonts, a ligature makes the words look more elegant.

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The text in that font did not use any ligatures and looked plain.

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Can you show me examples of ligatures in this book?

Kontext: „medical“

(noun) in medicine, a ligature is a thread or string used to tie something tightly, like a blood vessel. It helps stop bleeding or hold things together during surgery.

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The surgeon used a ligature to close the wound properly.

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Using a ligature incorrectly can lead to complications during an operation.

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Why is it important to use a ligature during surgery?

Kontext: „music“

(noun) in music, a ligature is a symbol that connects notes together. It shows that the notes should be played smoothly and connected, like a musical hug.

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The conductor pointed out the ligature in the sheet music so the musicians would play it smoothly.

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The lack of a ligature between those notes made them sound choppy.

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What does the ligature mean in this musical piece?

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