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concert
noun
a
public
performance
of
music
by
singers
or
musicians
,
usually
watched
by
an
audience
•
We
bought
tickets
to
see
our
favourite
band
at
the
concert
next
Saturday
.
We
bought
tickets
to
see
our
favourite
band
at
the
concert
next
Saturday
.
•
The
school
orchestra
gave
a
lively
concert
in
the
gym
.
The
school
orchestra
gave
a
lively
concert
in
the
gym
.
Late
16th
century
:
from
French
concert
,
from
Italian
concerto
‘
harmony
,
concert
’,
from
concertare
‘
bring
into
agreement
’.
noun
-
concert
formal
:
agreement
or
harmony
in
action
,
feeling
,
or
effect
between
people
or
things
•
The
two
detectives
worked
in
concert
to
solve
the
complicated
case
.
The
two
detectives
worked
in
concert
to
solve
the
complicated
case
.
•
Parents
acted
in
concert
with
teachers
to
improve
the
school
’
s
playground
.
Parents
acted
in
concert
with
teachers
to
improve
the
school
’
s
playground
.
Same
origin
as
musical
sense
,
extended
to
mean
‘
bringing
into
harmony
’.
verb
formal
:
to
plan
or
arrange
something
together
with
other
people
•
The
managers
concerted
a
detailed
schedule
before
the
festival
started
.
The
managers
concerted
a
detailed
schedule
before
the
festival
started
.
•
We
must
concert
our
efforts
if
we
want
the
charity
run
to
succeed
.
We
must
concert
our
efforts
if
we
want
the
charity
run
to
succeed
.
Early
17th
century
:
from
French
concerter
or
Italian
concertare
‘
bring
into
agreement
’.
