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

► music

the arrangement of sounds made by instruments or voices in a way that is pleasant, interesting, or exciting: Let’s listen to some music on the radio. What kind of music does your band play?

► tune

a series of musical notes that are nice to listen to: He whistled a pretty little tune as he worked.

► melody

a tune, especially one that is part of a larger piece of music: There is a beautiful melody at the beginning of the symphony that comes back in the last movement.

► piece of music

(also piece) a written, musical work: This is a piece I’m learning for my piano recital.

► song

a short piece of music with words: She and her friends were listening to songs on the radio and dancing.

► arrangement

a piece of music that has been written or changed so that it can be played by a particular instrument: The composer wrote an arrangement of a popular Christmas carol for flute and guitar.

► composition

formal a piece of music. Used especially to talk about who wrote it, or when you are not giving a specific name for the music: Mozart wrote his first composition at the age of five.

► number

a piece of popular music, a song, a dance, etc. that forms part of a larger performance: She sang several numbers from her most recent album.

► track

one of the songs or pieces of music on a CD: The first track is my favorite.

► score

a long piece of music written to go with a movie: The score for the movie won an Oscar.

单词	melody
释义	melodymelody /ˈmɛlədi/ ●○○ noun (plural melodies) eng. lang. arts Etymology ETYMOLOGYmelody Origin: 1100-1200 Old French melodie, from Late Latin, from Greek meloidia music Thesaurus THESAURUS the arrangement of sounds made by instruments or voices in a way that is pleasant, interesting, or exciting► music the arrangement of sounds made by instruments or voices in a way that is pleasant, interesting, or exciting: Let’s listen to some music on the radio. What kind of music does your band play? ► tune a series of musical notes that are nice to listen to: He whistled a pretty little tune as he worked. ► melody a tune, especially one that is part of a larger piece of music: There is a beautiful melody at the beginning of the symphony that comes back in the last movement. ► piece of music (also piece) a written, musical work: This is a piece I’m learning for my piano recital. ► song a short piece of music with words: She and her friends were listening to songs on the radio and dancing. ► arrangement a piece of music that has been written or changed so that it can be played by a particular instrument: The composer wrote an arrangement of a popular Christmas carol for flute and guitar. ► composition formal a piece of music. Used especially to talk about who wrote it, or when you are not giving a specific name for the music: Mozart wrote his first composition at the age of five. ► number a piece of popular music, a song, a dance, etc. that forms part of a larger performance: She sang several numbers from her most recent album. ► track one of the songs or pieces of music on a CD: The first track is my favorite. ► score a long piece of music written to go with a movie: The score for the movie won an Oscar. 1[countable, uncountable] a song or tune: a sad haunting melody► see thesaurus at music2[countable] the main tune in a complicated piece of music3[uncountable] the arrangement of musical notes in a way that is pleasant to listen to [Origin: 1100–1200 Old French melodie, from Late Latin, from Greek meloidia music]
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