英语词汇“requiem”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

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requiem

(rekwiem)

Word forms: plural requiems

1. countable noun

A requiem or a requiem mass is a Catholic church service in memory of someone who has recently died.

2. countable noun [oft in names]

A requiem is a piece of music for singers and musicians that can be performed either as part of a requiem mass or as part of a concert.

...a performance of Verdi's Requiem.

Requiem in British English

(ˈrɛkwɪˌɛm)

noun

1. Roman Catholic Church

a Mass celebrated for the dead

a musical setting of this Mass

any piece of music composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person or persons

Word origin

C14: from Latin requiēs rest, from the opening of the introit, Requiem aeternam dona eis Rest eternal grant unto them

Requiem in American English

(ˈrɛkwiəm; ˈreɪkwiˌɛm; ˈriwiəm)

noun

1. Roman CatholicChurch

a Mass for one or more deceased persons

a musical setting for this; also, any musical service, hymn, or dirge for the dead

any dirgelike song, chant, or poem

Word origin

ME < L, acc. of requies, rest (see re- & quiet): first word of the Introit in the Latin Mass for the Dead

Examples of 'Requiem' in a sentence
Requiem

`I was unpacking the records," he said, `and I can't find the Verdi Requiem.But now he had come to the part in Verdi's Requiem where he always sang along with the record.

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requiem

British English: requiem NOUN

A requiem or a requiem mass is a Catholic church service in memory of someone who has recently died.

American English: requiem
Brazilian Portuguese: réquiem
Chinese: 安魂曲
European Spanish: réquiem
French: requiem
German: Requiem
Italian: requiem
Japanese: 死者のためのミサ
Korean: 추도 미사
European Portuguese: réquiem
Latin American Spanish: réquiem

单词	requiem
释义	Trends of requiem View usage for: requiem (rekwiem) Word forms: plural requiems 1. countable noun A requiem or a requiem mass is a Catholic church service in memory of someone who has recently died. 2. countable noun [oft in names] A requiem is a piece of music for singers and musicians that can be performed either as part of a requiem mass or as part of a concert. ...a performance of Verdi's Requiem. Requiem in British English (ˈrɛkwɪˌɛm) noun 1. Roman Catholic Church a Mass celebrated for the dead 2. a musical setting of this Mass 3. any piece of music composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person or persons Word origin C14: from Latin requiēs rest, from the opening of the introit, Requiem aeternam dona eis Rest eternal grant unto them Requiem in American English (ˈrɛkwiəm; ˈreɪkwiˌɛm; ˈriwiəm) noun 1. Roman CatholicChurch a Mass for one or more deceased persons 2. a musical setting for this; also, any musical service, hymn, or dirge for the dead 3. any dirgelike song, chant, or poem Word origin ME < L, acc. of requies, rest (see re- & quiet): first word of the Introit in the Latin Mass for the Dead Examples of 'Requiem' in a sentence Requiem `I was unpacking the records," he said, `and I can't find the Verdi Requiem. Lowry, Lois ANASTASIA KRUPNIK (3-IN-1) But now he had come to the part in Verdi's Requiem where he always sang along with the record. Lowry, Lois ANASTASIA KRUPNIK (3-IN-1) Word lists with Requiem Types of composition In other languages requiem British English: requiem NOUN A requiem or a requiem mass is a Catholic church service in memory of someone who has recently died. American English: requiem Brazilian Portuguese: réquiem Chinese: 安魂曲 European Spanish: réquiem French: requiem German: Requiem Italian: requiem Japanese: 死者のためのミサ Korean: 추도 미사 European Portuguese: réquiem Latin American Spanish: réquiem
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