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morceaux

/mɔʁ.sø/
noun★Intermediate— pieces or parts
general

Pieces or parts of something, often food or objects

Elle a ramassé les morceaux de verre cassé.

She picked up the pieces of broken glass.

💡

Can refer to physical pieces or abstract parts.

music

Musical compositions or tracks

Son dernier album contient des morceaux très mélodieux.

His latest album contains very melodious tracks.

💡

Commonly used in French music contexts.

Collocations

morceaux de choixchoice piecesmorceaux de musiquemusic tracks

Synonyms

partiesfragmentschansonscompositions

Antonyms

ensembletout

Related Phrases

morceau de roiphrase
piece of cake

💡Pro Tip

Music Context

In French music, 'morceaux' refers to individual songs or compositions, similar to 'tracks' in English.

📖Word Origin

From Old French 'morceaus', meaning 'bite' or 'piece'

📝Usage Notes

In music, 'morceaux' often refers to individual songs or compositions. In general use, it refers to physical pieces or parts.

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