เอนฮาร์โมนิก(en-haa-moh-ník)

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enharmonic (adj.)

describing notes that sound the same pitch but are written with different names (e.g., C# and D♭), especially in equal temperament

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โน้ตnóhtโน้ตnóht1diplomatic note2note; memo; annotation3musical note; notationโดชาร์ปdoh cháapโดชาร์ปdoh cháapC-sharp (note)กับgàpกับgàp1to; toward (recipient/target)2and (informal)3with; together with4classifier: sets/pairs (spoon and fork)5side dish; accompaniment6against; versusเรrayเรrayI; me (informal)แฟลตflàetแฟลตflàet1apartment; flat (BrE)2flats (shoes)3flat (level; not raised)4flat (music: ♭; lower by a semitone)เป็นbpenเป็นbpen1[to] know how; be able to (skill)2[to] have; suffer from; be in (a condition)3to be (identity/category/state)4to becomeโน้ตnóhtโน้ตnóht1diplomatic note2note; memo; annotation3musical note; notationเอนฮาร์โมนิกen-haa-moh-níkเอนฮาร์โมนิกen-haa-moh-ník1enharmonic equivalent (note)2enharmonic (adj.)กันganกันgan1each other; one another (post-verb marker)2together; together with3I; me (informal, male speech)4[to] prevent; keep [sth] out; ward off; block5protective; resistant to; -proof6[to] set aside; reserve; earmarkเพราะpráwเพราะpráw1because of; due to2because3melodious; pleasant-soundingมีmeeมีmee1[to] experience; undergo2[to] have; possess3there is/are; existระดับเสียงrá-dàp sĭiangระดับเสียงrá-dàp sĭiang1volume; loudness level2pitch (highness/lowness of sound)เดียวกันdiao ganเดียวกันdiao ganthe same; identical
The notes C-sharp and D-flat are enharmonic because they have the same pitch.
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enharmonic equivalent (note)

a note that is the same pitch as another note but spelled differently in musical notation

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