| 释义 |
ba·ri·o·lage
\|barēō|läzh\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: French, from Middle French, from barioler to variegate (probably blend of barrer to cross out, streak, bar + rioler to cross out, streak, from riole rule, ruler, from Latin regula) + -age — more at bar, rule
1. : medley
2. : a cadenza for a solo musical instrument; specifically : a special effect in violin playing obtained by playing in rapid alternation upon open and stopped strings |