| 释义 |
ras·ga·do
\räsˈgä(ˌ)dō\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Spanish, literally, tear, rip, from past participle of rasgar to tear, rip, alteration (influenced by rascar to scratch, from — assumed — Vulgar Latin rasicare) of resgar, from Latin resecare to cut loose, cut off, from re- + secare to cut — more at rash, saw
: the arpeggio effect produced by sweeping the strings with the thumb in guitar playing |