〽️ Part Alternation Mark Emoji

The part alternation mark emoji 〽️ depicts a mark used to indicate alternation between parts. It is used in contexts where an alternation mark needs to be shown or referenced in text and notation. The emoji can also be copied or downloaded as a PNG or SVG file.

Part Alternation Mark Emoji Meaning

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Meaning

A symbol visually represented as a small, stylized, broken circle with two short, diagonal lines intersecting it, typically in black or dark gray. The PART ALTERNATION MARK is officially designated for use in musical scores to indicate a change in key or time signature. It is part of the Miscellaneous Symbols and Arrows block in Unicode.

Common Uses

  • Indicating a change in musical key or time signature: 'The song transitions from C major to G major at the 〽️ mark.'
  • Used in technical contexts to denote a change or alternation: 'Please note the 〽️ in the code where the function changes.'
  • Occasionally used in informal contexts to signify a change or transition: 'After the 〽️, we'll switch to a different topic.'

Example Sentences

  • In the score, the 〽️ indicates the shift from 4/4 to 3/4 time.
  • The meeting agenda will cover project updates until the 〽️, then move on to budget discussions.
  • We've reached a 〽️ in our journey, time to explore new horizons!

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Part Alternation Mark Emoji Details

Name

Part Alternation Mark

Short Name

:part_alternation_mark:

Unicode

U+303DU+FE0F

Unicode Version

6.0

Release Year

2010

Category

Symbols

Subcategory

Other Symbol

Platform Support

Apple Google Twitter Facebook

Has Skin Tones

No

Platform Renderings

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Emoji Styles

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3D Style

Color Style

Flat Style

High Contrast

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