Definition of rasgueado in English:

rasgueado

(also rasgeado, rasqueado)

noun ˌrasɡeɪˈɑːdəʊ

Music

The act of sweeping the strings of a guitar with the fingertips; rhythmically complex percussive strumming characteristic of flamenco guitar-playing.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in The Albuquerque Journal. From Spanish rasgueado act of strumming a guitar, use as noun of past participle of rasguear to strum, to make a flourish, specifically sense development of rasguear to scrawl. The some forms reflect Spanish rasqueado (from rasquear to strum, to make a flourish, apparently alteration of rasguear).

Definition of rasgueado in US English:

rasgueado

(also rasgeado, rasqueado)

nounˌrasɡeɪˈɑːdəʊ

Music

The act of sweeping the strings of a guitar with the fingertips; rhythmically complex percussive strumming characteristic of flamenco guitar-playing.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in The Albuquerque Journal. From Spanish rasgueado act of strumming a guitar, use as noun of past participle of rasguear to strum, to make a flourish, specifically sense development of rasguear to scrawl. The some forms reflect Spanish rasqueado (from rasquear to strum, to make a flourish, apparently alteration of rasguear).

单词	rasgueado
释义	Definition of rasgueado in English: rasgueado (also rasgeado, rasqueado) noun ˌrasɡeɪˈɑːdəʊ Music The act of sweeping the strings of a guitar with the fingertips; rhythmically complex percussive strumming characteristic of flamenco guitar-playing. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in The Albuquerque Journal. From Spanish rasgueado act of strumming a guitar, use as noun of past participle of rasguear to strum, to make a flourish, specifically sense development of rasguear to scrawl. The some forms reflect Spanish rasqueado (from rasquear to strum, to make a flourish, apparently alteration of rasguear). Definition of rasgueado in US English: rasgueado (also rasgeado, rasqueado) nounˌrasɡeɪˈɑːdəʊ Music The act of sweeping the strings of a guitar with the fingertips; rhythmically complex percussive strumming characteristic of flamenco guitar-playing. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in The Albuquerque Journal. From Spanish rasgueado act of strumming a guitar, use as noun of past participle of rasguear to strum, to make a flourish, specifically sense development of rasguear to scrawl. The some forms reflect Spanish rasqueado (from rasquear to strum, to make a flourish, apparently alteration of rasguear).
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