Definition of récit in English:

récit

(also recit)

noun reɪˈsiː

1A musical part for a solo voice or (later) a solo instrument.
2A division of the French pipe organ strictly consisting only of ranks of pipes normally enclosed within a swell box, but in practice also applied to the stops and manual used to sound these pipes.
3Literary Criticism. The narrative of a book as opposed to the dialogue; a book or passage consisting largely of narrative.

Origin

Mid 18th century. From French récit narrative, musical part for a solo voice, musical part for a solo instrument, principal part in a symphony (both 1768), division of the French pipe organ from réciter.

Definition of récit in US English:

récit

(also recit)

nounreɪˈsiː

1A musical part for a solo voice or (later) a solo instrument.
2A division of the French pipe organ strictly consisting only of ranks of pipes normally enclosed within a swell box, but in practice also applied to the stops and manual used to sound these pipes.
3Literary Criticism. The narrative of a book as opposed to the dialogue; a book or passage consisting largely of narrative.

词汇	récit
释义	Definition of récit in English: récit (also recit) noun reɪˈsiː 1A musical part for a solo voice or (later) a solo instrument. 2A division of the French pipe organ strictly consisting only of ranks of pipes normally enclosed within a swell box, but in practice also applied to the stops and manual used to sound these pipes. 3Literary Criticism. The narrative of a book as opposed to the dialogue; a book or passage consisting largely of narrative. Origin Mid 18th century. From French récit narrative, musical part for a solo voice, musical part for a solo instrument, principal part in a symphony (both 1768), division of the French pipe organ from réciter. Definition of récit in US English: récit (also recit) nounreɪˈsiː 1A musical part for a solo voice or (later) a solo instrument. 2A division of the French pipe organ strictly consisting only of ranks of pipes normally enclosed within a swell box, but in practice also applied to the stops and manual used to sound these pipes. 3Literary Criticism. The narrative of a book as opposed to the dialogue; a book or passage consisting largely of narrative. Origin Mid 18th century. From French récit narrative, musical part for a solo voice, musical part for a solo instrument, principal part in a symphony (both 1768), division of the French pipe organ from réciter.
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