| 释义 |
▪ I. ˈnotate, a. Bot.
[ad. L. notātus pa. pple. of notāre: see notation.]
(See quot.)
1857A. Gray First Less. Bot. (1866) 223 Notate: marked with spots or lines of a different color.
▪ II. notate, v.|nəʊˈteɪt|
[f. as notate a.]
a. To set down in musical notation.
b. To record, note. So noˈtated ppl. a.; noˈtating vbl. n.
1922W. J. Locke Tale of Triona xii. 128 He could play,..by ear—knowledge of notated music he disclaimed. 1965Listener 16 Dec. 990/2, I would say it would help any composer to conduct if he had the gift, because, in the first place, you learn how to notate your music more precisely, so that a performing musician will know exactly what you mean. 1971S. Cavell World Viewed ii. 17 Such troubles in notating so obvious a fact. 1974Times Lit. Suppl. 13 Dec. 1411/2 To sing through the variants of even a single song—for example, of the beautiful ‘Seeds of Love’, the first which [Cecil] Sharp notated—is an enlargement of the spirit... Once notated versions of the songs exist, are the rhythmic quirks ironed out? |