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mu·si·cal
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复数:musicals
比较级:more musical
最高级:most musical
musically (adv.), musicality (n.)
词根:music
adv.musically 音乐上地;声音好听地
n.music 音乐,乐曲
musician 音乐家
musicality 音乐性;音感
musicianship 音乐才能;音乐鉴赏力;音乐技巧
musicologist 音乐学者,音乐理论家
musicology 音乐学;音乐理论
Noun
1. a play or film whose action and dialogue is interspersed with singing and dancing
Adjective
1. characterized by or capable of producing music;
"a musical evening"
"musical instruments"
2. talented in or devoted to music;
"comes from a very musical family"
3. characteristic of or resembling or accompanied by music;
"a musical speaking voice"
"a musical comedy"
4. containing or constituting or characterized by pleasing melody;
"the melodious song of a meadowlark"
musical instrument乐器
musical composition乐曲
musical performancen. 演奏(会);音乐表演
musical sound乐音,音乐声
musical notation乐谱;音乐符号
musical comedy音乐喜剧;歌舞喜剧
musical note音符;律音
broadway musical百老汇音乐剧
numbered musical notation简谱
musical boxn. 音乐盒
musical chairs抢椅游戏
musical scalen. 音阶
15世纪初,“与音乐有关的”; 15世纪中期,“悦耳的,和谐的”; 15世纪晚期,“擅长制作音乐的”,源自中世纪拉丁语 musicalis,来自拉丁语 musica(见 music)。相关词汇: Musically。音乐盒 Musical box 出现于1829年。儿童或客厅游戏 musical chairs 可追溯至1862年,因此 musical 被用作修饰语,意为“迅速从一个拥有者转移至另一个拥有者”(1924年)。
Instrumental and vocal music, the quadrille and country-dance, occupy a portion of the time. No waltzing is however permitted. After dancing, round games follow, as Terza, "The Post," Musical Chairs, Cross Questions, all tending to amuse and promote exercise, until the partial extinguishing of the gas, at ten p.m., gives warning of approaching bedtime. [The Rev. R. Wodrow Thomson, "Ben Rhydding, the Asclepia of England," 1862]
器乐和声乐音乐,四方舞和乡村舞占据了一部分时间。然而,不允许跳华尔兹。跳舞后,进行轮流游戏,如 Terza,“The Post”,Musical Chairs,Cross Questions,所有这些都旨在娱乐和促进锻炼,直到晚上10点部分熄灭的煤气发出睡觉的警告。[Rev. R. Wodrow Thomson,“英格兰的 Asclepia 的 Ben Rhydding”,1862年]
19世纪中期,音乐盒制造商还广告 musical chairs,“仅通过坐在上面的人的重量演奏美妙的曲子”。
Adjective Middle English, from Medieval Latin musicalis, from musica
The first known use of musical was in the 15th century
musknoun
a strong-smelling substance obtained usually from the male musk deer and used in perfumealso: a substance of comparable odor that is from another animal (as a skunk) or is prepared artificially
an odor of or resembling that of musk
musiciannoun
a person who writes, sings, or plays music and especially as a profession
musiciannoun
a person who writes, sings, or plays music and especially as a profession
musiciannoun
a person who writes, sings, or plays music and especially as a profession
musiciannoun
a person who writes, sings, or plays music and especially as a profession
musical1 of 2adjective
of or relating to music or the writing or performance of music
musical instruments
having the pleasing harmonious qualities of music
a musical voice
fond of or gifted in music
a musical family
set to or accompanied by music
musical2 of 2noun
a film or play that tells a story and that includes both musical numbers and dialogue
musicalitynoun
the quality of being musical or melodious
musicalenoun
a usually private social gathering to hear music
musical1 of 2adjective
of or relating to music or the writing or performance of music
musical instruments
having the pleasing harmonious qualities of music
a musical voice
fond of or gifted in music
a musical family
set to or accompanied by music
musical2 of 2noun
a film or play that tells a story and that includes both musical numbers and dialogue
1 He was a sort of musical embodiment of Ellis Island, with all Europe’s exhausted, oppressed cultures finding refuge and a new start in his symphonic embrace.
2 Students sprawl in the pews to hear musical performances, make announcements, and sometimes hear a guest speaker.
3 It is important to keep in mind that a rich musical environment at home and at school will greatly benefit a child’s musical and cognitive abilities at any age.
4 Still, even with him, I didn’t bother mentioning anything about the weird musical shiver under the tree that morning.
5 That may sound harsh, but the evidence of Wagner’s musical impact is nothing like as convincing as his disciples would have us believe.
6 The nation’s corner theaters hosted 85 million people a week for 25-cent viewings of an endless array of cheery musicals and screwball comedies.
7 I had no way to explain how I could smell freshly sliced lemons and see citrus-toned musical notes in my mind as it played.
8 In addition, there is an intrinsic relationship in the discrimination of phonemic sounds and musical sounds for children learning to read.
9 I did pretty good at musical plates, though.
10 He could jump into the stream of blues like a fish since he was already in the musical swim of things.
11 Bernstein's compositions spanned all aspects of music, from symphonies to musicals.
伯恩斯坦创作的乐曲涉及了从交响乐到音乐剧等音乐的各个方面。
12 A musical phrase is actually a lot like a grammatical phrase.
13 “I’m not. I just think you might be reading too much into a musical selection.”
14 Handel, though, not only represented a musical amalgam of European styles during his lifetime; he also bequeathed to the next generation of composers a non-parochial, universal idiom that was venerated and built upon.
15 Small differences in the balance of the frequencies — how many you can hear, their relationship to the fundamental pitch, and how loud they are compared to each other — create the many different musical colors.
16 “Esmeralda,” she called in a musical voice, “would you please come up and mark the prepositional phrase?”
17 I mean I’m living in a Broadway musical.
18 In fact, neither the well-worn anecdote about a disenchanted Beethoven ‘scratching out’ the title page of his symphony bearing a dedication to Napoleon, nor the composer’s musical radicalism are quite what they seem.
19 He lay on the ground helplessly paralyzed by the musical notes emanating from the pendant.
20 From the other side, Harry heard the soft, musical voice that issued from the eagle door knocker: “Where do Vanished objects go?”
1 悦耳
sweet harmonious melodious tuneful euphonious dulcet sweetness musically pretty lovely pleasant melodic silvery sweetly harmoniously tunefully melody euphony smooth luscious listenable mellow modulated mellifluous
3 好听
4 音调优美的
5 爱好音乐的
7 悦耳的
sweet harmonious melodious tuneful euphonious dulcet pretty melodic listenable limpid mellifluous lovely pleasant silvery smooth luscious mellow modulated
8 和谐
according harmonic sympathetic harmonious consonant melodious concordant congruous touch compliance concert accordance unity correspondence chime cosmos rapport unison concordance concord consonance consist blend chord accord agree attune consort with in consort regular classic sweet consistent compatible congruent euphonious companionate accordant line agreement union rhythm harmony sweetness keeping UNISON repose euphony reconcile salve adjust tune harmonize consort in harmony in tune
9 和谐的
according harmonic sympathetic harmonious consonant melodious concordant congruous regular classic sweet consistent compatible congruent euphonious companionate accordant in harmony
10 音乐剧
11 动听
12 音乐
music lyrical philharmonic lyric tuneful cut audio tone Euterpean noise harmony chaser schmaltz
13 好听的
14 配乐
17 喜歌剧
18 音乐般的