| 释义 |
to·na·di·lla
\ˌtōnəˈdē(y)ə, -ēlyə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Spanish, diminutive of tonada
: a short Spanish scenic intermezzo of the 18th century written for a few soloists for performance between the acts of a serious play and in the 19th century becoming a short comic opera with soloists, a chorus, and occasionally instrumental movements |