Pronunciation: /lɪˈbrɛtoʊ/
noun A text or script of an opera, oratorio, cantata, or musical
A1 The libretto of the opera was written in Italian.
A2 She studied the libretto carefully before attending the opera.
B1 The libretto of the musical was based on a famous novel.
B2 The composer collaborated with a talented writer to create the libretto for the new opera.
C1 The libretto of the opera was praised for its poetic language and emotional depth.
C2 The libretto expertly captured the complex emotions of the characters and added depth to the music.
verb Not applicable
A1 I libretto my favorite songs so I can sing along.
A2 She librettos the dialogue of the play to help her memorize her lines.
B1 The actor carefully librettos his lines to ensure he delivers them accurately.
B2 The director asked the cast to libretto their scenes to improve the flow of the play.
C1 The playwright meticulously librettos each character's dialogue to convey their emotions effectively.
C2 The opera composer spent months librettoing the entire production to create a cohesive and engaging performance.
adjective Not applicable
A1 I found a libretto book at the opera house.
A2 The libretto translation helped me understand the opera better.
B1 The libretto notes provided valuable insights into the characters' motivations.
B2 The libretto analysis revealed hidden themes in the opera.
C1 The libretto adaptation for the modern audience was well-received.
C2 The libretto revision transformed the opera into a contemporary masterpiece.
adverb Not applicable
A1 The libretto was written in Italian.
A2 She studied the libretto carefully before the performance.
B1 The libretto provided a detailed description of the characters.
B2 The composer worked closely with the librettist to create the opera.
C1 The libretto was praised for its poetic language and emotional depth.
C2 The libretto seamlessly blended music and storytelling to create a powerful narrative.
pronoun Not applicable
A1 What is a libretto?
A2 I found the libretto for the opera in the music store.
B1 The libretto of the play was beautifully written.
B2 She studied the libretto carefully before the performance.
C1 The libretto of this opera is considered a masterpiece of the genre.
C2 The composer spent months perfecting the libretto for his new opera.
preposition Not applicable
A1 I read the libretto of the opera to understand the story.
A2 The libretto for the musical was beautifully written.
B1 She studied the libretto carefully before auditioning for the lead role.
B2 The composer collaborated with a talented writer to create the libretto for the new production.
C1 The libretto of the classic opera has been translated into multiple languages.
C2 The libretto served as the foundation for the entire production, guiding the actors and musicians in their performances.
conjunction Not applicable
A1 I don't know what a libretto is.
A2 The libretto of the opera was beautifully written.
B1 The libretto provided the storyline for the musical.
B2 The composer worked closely with the librettist to create the perfect libretto.
C1 The libretto was praised for its poetic language and emotional depth.
C2 The libretto seamlessly integrated the music and lyrics to tell a compelling story.
interjection Not applicable
A1 Libretto! What does that word mean?
A2 Libretto! I think it's something to do with music.
B1 Libretto! It's the text of an opera or musical.
B2 Libretto! I need to study the libretto before seeing the opera.
C1 Libretto! The complexity of the libretto adds depth to the performance.
C2 Libretto! The libretto was beautifully written and enhanced the opera experience.
article Not applicable
A1 The libretto of the opera is written in Italian.
A2 She was tasked with translating the libretto into English for the international audience.
B1 The composer collaborated closely with the librettist to create a cohesive opera.
B2 The libretto for the new musical was praised for its witty dialogue and emotional depth.
C1 The libretto of the classic opera has been studied extensively by music scholars.
C2 The libretto of the avant-garde opera pushed the boundaries of traditional storytelling in the genre.
formal The libretto for the opera was meticulously crafted by the renowned playwright.
informal I heard the libretto for the musical is really catchy and fun.
slang The libretto for that show is lit, you have to check it out.
figurative She wrote her own life's libretto, turning her experiences into a beautiful story.
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