Pronunciation: /ˌɑpəˈrɛtə/
noun a short opera, usually of a light and amusing character
A1 An operetta is a type of musical theater production.
A2 I went to see an operetta with my friends last weekend.
B1 The operetta we watched last night had beautiful costumes and set designs.
B2 Many famous composers, such as Franz Lehár, wrote operettas in the past.
C1 The operetta performance at the theater received rave reviews from critics.
C2 Attending an operetta at the Vienna State Opera is a must for any music lover visiting Austria.
adjective relating to or characteristic of an operetta
A1 I watched an operetta performance for the first time.
A2 The operetta music was light and cheerful, perfect for a summer evening.
B1 She starred in an operetta production that received rave reviews.
B2 The operetta costumes were elaborate and added to the overall charm of the show.
C1 The operetta composer is known for blending classical music with comedic elements.
C2 The operetta singer's voice filled the theater with emotion and passion.
formal The operetta was well-received by the audience for its beautiful music and engaging storyline.
informal I'm not usually a fan of operettas, but this one was actually pretty entertaining.
slang That operetta was a real banger, I couldn't stop tapping my foot to the music!
figurative The political scandal played out like a dramatic operetta, with twists and turns at every corner.
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