Associations to the word «Bis»
Noun
- Auf
- Nach
- Mf
- Ethyl
- Deutschland
- Zu
- Von
- Den
- Der
- Rn
- Ether
- Aus
- Leben
- Amine
- Das
- Welt
- Chloride
- Ld
- Dem
- Abstract
- Kassel
- Imf
- Tod
- Sulfide
- Ester
- Cantata
- Wien
- Ich
- Itu
- Des
- Ans
- Leipzig
- Reagent
- Die
- Ligand
- Mustard
- Basel
- Cas
- Edo
- Methanol
- Registry
- Bi
- Methane
- Phosphate
- Bach
- Ulrich
- Ammonium
- Ml
- Becker
- Polymerization
- Oder
- Stuttgart
- Gb
- Abbreviation
- Cis
- Als
- Acronym
- Char
- Monomer
- Gesellschaft
- Chromatography
- Ci
- Acetate
- Spectrometry
- Gerhard
- Anesthesia
- Nickel
- Sodium
- Innsbruck
- Cl
- Lithium
- Heinz
- Mg
- Seine
- Anion
- Ionization
- Hegel
- Wiener
- Ag
- Mai
- Sulfate
- Nea
- Derivative
- Poly
- Oxide
- Gel
- Vols
- Santos
- Encore
- Cu
- Nitro
- Xiii
- Justinian
Verb
Wiktionary
BIS, noun. Plural of bi
BIS, adverb. Twice; showing that something is, or is to be, repeated, such as a passage of music, or an item in accounts.
BIS KEY, noun. (music) A key using alternative fingerings for certain notes on woodwind instruments. Specifically, a key that is located between the first and second keys operated by the left hand on a saxophone. Pressing LH1 and the bis key simultaneously results in the sounding of a Bb. This is especially useful when playing in keys with many flats.
Wise words
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