| 释义 |
scher·zan·do
I. \skertˈsän(ˌ)dō, skeət-, -ˈsan-, -ˈsȧn-, -ˈsaan-\ adjective
Etymology: Italian, verbal of scherzare to joke, of Germanic origin; akin to Middle High German scherzen to joke, have a good time, leap for joy — more at cardinal
: playful, jesting — used as a direction in music indicating style and tempo
< allegretto scherzando >
II. noun
(-s)
: a passage or movement in scherzando style |