musical note

英 [ˈmjuːzɪkl nəʊt]

美 [ˈmjuːzɪkl noʊt]

律音；音符

英英释义

noun

• a notation representing the pitch and duration of a musical sound
  1. the singer held the note too long
  Synonym:notetone

双语例句

• The musical theater in Europe and America is sung in English with syllable, which is one syllable one note.
  欧美音乐剧使用的英语是讲音节的，所以旋律中基本上是一个音节一个音符。
• At the climax of this deeply mystical experience I have heard the sound of one long, pure musical note slowly rising in pitch.
  在这种神秘经验的高潮，我听到了一个长长的、粹的音符，声调缓缓升高。
• What musical note is the best tension?
  什么音符是最好的紧张局势？
• In the recessionary 1970s, the Broadway musical ( adapted for the screen by John Huston in 1982) made room for Roosevelt and ended on a note of harmony between government and private enterprise.
  在经济萧条的20世纪70年代，百老汇的歌舞剧版本（该版本于1982年由约翰·赫斯顿[JohnHuston]搬上银幕）为罗斯福留出了空间，最后以政府和私人企业之间的和解迹象而告终。
• Space Full of Musical Note The Relationship between Localized Brain Damage and Agraphia
  装满音符的盒子脑不同部位损害与失写症
• Tears flowed with musical note.
  泪水跟着音符流淌着。
• To tremble or quaver in sound, as of the voice or a musical note.
  海茨帕回来后问道，她的声音颤抖。
• The musical interval between one note and another four notes away from it.
  一个乐音和距其四个乐音远的乐音之间的音程。
• Listen to him, and you will hear the loudness, the quality and the musical note of his voice always changing according to what he is talking about.
  侧耳倾听，你会发现他声音的轻重、嗓音的特质以及音乐般的语调总是随着所讲内容的改变而改变。
• A musical note having the time value of half a whole note.
  时间量是全音符一半的一个音乐符号。