music

music什么意思,music翻译

基本解释

n.: 音乐；乐曲；乐曲创作（或演奏）艺术；乐谱
网络: 音乐学；音乐播放器；音乐课

权威解释

• 音乐；乐曲:

  sounds that are arranged in a way that is pleasant or exciting to listen to. People sing music or play it on instruments

• 音乐；乐曲创作（或演奏）艺术:

  the art of writing or playing music

• 乐谱:

  the written or printed signs that represent the sounds to be played or sung in a piece of music

英汉解释

• 【打猎】狗叫声

• 〔美口〕激烈的辩论,吵闹;法律制裁,惩处

• 鸣声

• 佳调,乐音,妙音;音乐鉴赏力;(军)乐队,合唱队

• 乐声,歌声,旋律;乐队;音乐界

• 音乐,乐曲;乐谱

单词搭配

• adj.+n.:

  classical music,pop music,folk music,modern music,popular music

• v.+n.:

  play music,make music,write music,read music,compose music

同义词

n.melodytuneharmonycompositionsong

例句

• Lang Lang"s record label Sony Music said he was the youngest and the only Chinese individual to be distinguished with the honor.

  郎朗的签约唱片公司索尼音乐称，郎朗是该荣誉的最年轻获得者，也是唯一一位获得该荣誉的中国人。

• Nowadays, people seem to be more interested in gossip and not so much the music.

  如今，人们似乎更感兴趣，而不是这么多八卦的音乐。

• Cui Jian grew up with music; his mother was a dancer, his father a professional trumpet player. He trained in Western classical music.

  崔健是伴随着音乐成长的，他的母亲是一个舞蹈家，父亲是一个专业的小号演奏家，他接受的是西洋古典音乐的教育。

• The obsession I once had with them faded away but those parts of me that were influenced and shaped by their music stayed.

  我对他们曾经的偏执狂热已经消退，但是我内心那些被他们的音乐影响并改变过的部分却留了下来。

• It was the kind of achievement that would have been unthinkable half a decade before in the mostly segregated music market.

  在此前5年隔离的音乐市场上，这是一种不可想象的成就。

• MUSIC festivals are typically a great excuse for revellers to enjoy a bit of drunken debauchery.

  音乐节日通常是狂欢者沉湎酒色的主要理由。

• Prefer not to see what colorful reading fashion magazines, is nothing like listening to music to forget the popular ballad.

  喜欢读书不是看什么花花绿绿的时尚杂志、喜欢音乐也不是什么听过就忘的流行小曲。

• No one had ever taught music there and he didn"t believe the children would be interested or that Leane would even return to teach it.

  那个学校没开设过音乐课并且校长也不相信学生们会感兴趣或者Leanne会回来教这个。

• Every object in the opera comes alive and is a gigantic music instrument, like this chandelier. It takes up the whole stage.

  歌剧中的所有道具都是活的、巨型的乐器。譬如，占据舞台很大部份的一盏“吊灯”。

• Take music: it is very easy to ask, why don"t more (pick your developing country) people make a career in music or art?

  以音乐为例，为什么没有更多的人（请你选择一个发展中国家）把音乐或艺术作为职业？