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英:[ˌɪnstrəˈmentl]
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adj.
乐器的
仪器的
有帮助的
起作用的
n.
器乐曲,工具格;工具词
in·stru·men·tal
In str men tl
复数:instrumentals
比较级:more instrumental
最高级:most instrumental
词根:instrument
adj.instrumentalist 工具主义的
n.instrument 仪器;工具;乐器;手段;器械
instrumentation 使用仪器;乐器法;仪表化
instrumentality 手段;工具;机构
instrumentalist 工具主义者;乐器演奏家
instrumentalism [劳经] 工具主义
adjective
serving as a crucial means, agent, or tool
was instrumental in organizing the strike
of, relating to, or done with an instrument or tool
relating to, composed for, or performed on a musical instrument
of, relating to, or being a grammatical case or form expressing means or agency
of or relating to instrumentalism
operant sense 3 instrumental conditioning
instrumental learning
instrumental analysis仪器分析;器械分析
instrumental music器乐
instrumental error仪器误差;仪表误差
instrumental variable工具变量;工具变数
institutional制度上的,公共机构的
instrumental起作用的,有助于
universal全体的,普及的,大众的
fundamental基础的,根本的,必要的
以上来源于网络
14世纪晚期,“具有工具性质,作为实现目的的手段”,源自古法语 instrumental,来自中世纪拉丁语 *instrumentalis,源自拉丁语 instrumentum “工具,器具”(见 instrument(n.))。意思是“有用的,有益的”,始于1600年左右。关于音乐,始于1500年左右; 名词“仅用乐器演奏的音乐作品”于1940年被证实。相关词汇: Instrumentally; instrumentality。
器械的,器械所完成的
The first known use of instrumental was in 1616
instrumentnoun
a device used to produce music
a means of getting something done
curiosity is an instrument of discovery
a tool or implement designed especially for precision work
a surgical instrument
an official legal document (as a deed, bond, or agreement)
a measuring device for finding out the present value of a quantity under observation
an electrical or mechanical device used in navigating an airplaneespecially: such a device used as the only way of navigating
instrumentationnoun
the arrangement or composition of music for instruments
instruments for a particular purpose
the instrumentation of an aircraft
instrumentaladjective
acting as an instrument or means
was instrumental in organizing the club
of, relating to, or done with an instrument
instrumental error
relating to, composed for, or performed on a musical instrument
an unusual instrumental arrangement
instrumentalitynoun
the quality or state of being instrumental
something by which an end is achieved : means
order was restored through the instrumentality of rules
instrumentalistnoun
a person who plays a musical instrument
instrumentaladjective
acting as an instrument or means
was instrumental in organizing the club
of, relating to, or done with an instrument
instrumental error
relating to, composed for, or performed on a musical instrument
an unusual instrumental arrangement
instrumentaladjective
operant instrumental conditioning
instrumental learning
1 Then, over a mournful instrumental, a monologue began—a man’s voice, reading the words of the Civil War soldier Sullivan Ballou, written to his wife, Sarah, in July of 1861.
2 The skill to stand in front of a sea of players and pick out every note in every instrumental line in rehearsal is overwhelming.
3 That would mean that in the Aka’s ongoing battle with worms, pot is “instrumental.”
4 The sound radiated and rose, surged and spread — it felt instrumental, a conductible energy summoned by the hands of strangers in the dark and out of frame.
5 The pioneering center was instrumental in the careers of many nationally known African American artists at a time when few art galleries would show African American work.
6 I don’t say Papa was one of the leaders of the Movement or that he was instrumental in getting Garvey out of jail for supposed mail fraud.
7 What followed was the band’s version of “Warszawa,” an elegiac, mostly instrumental track from Mr. Bowie’s 1977 album “Low.”
8 He also created purely instrumental works and, for a time, led an ensemble comprising three saxophonists, two electric guitarists, an electric bass guitarist and two drummers.
9 It does, though less because of the hybrid musical style than the inclusion of long stretches of spoken text, accompanied by variously hazy, reflective and agitated stirrings in a seven-player instrumental ensemble.
10 A small instrumental group of typically Caribbean guiros, maracas and hand drums would have added some pep.
11 Other composers at the time were writing similar “sound pieces,” as they were often called, that explored timbre and texture, using unconventional instrumental resources enhanced with electronics.
12 It also treats Kenny being gay much like it does the race of the Huangs or the Johnsons, as something instrumental to who they are but not entirely defining their identity.
13 Mr. Dozier and Brian Holland would write the music and supervise an instrumental recording session with the Motown house band; Eddie Holland would then write lyrics to the track.
14 From the menacing bass clarinet line that opens the first movement, the focus was on instrumental color and dramatic momentum.
15 Support from the rap community, even as the company expands efforts to other texts, has been an instrumental part of the sites success.
16 It was in honor of the two men on the board of the Welberg Foundation who had been instrumental in getting her husband the grant.
17 Brooklyn Historical Society: ‘Brooklyn Abolitionists/In Pursuit of Freedom’ This interactive exhibition of manuscripts, paintings and maps tells the story of Brooklynites instrumental in the abolition of slavery.
18 Sometimes Mr. Dalbavie’s instrumental mist is a soft quiver, with the bows of the string players trembling almost imperceptibly.
19 Four sharply contrasted miniatures, posthumously collected together, they form a sequence in which Berio's magical way with instrumental colour and texture is crystallised into a glittering display; a perfect showcase for such a great ensemble.
20 He said that his years in Montana were instrumental in instilling the profound appreciation of nature and the changing seasons that later inspired his music.
1 有帮助的
helpful beneficial serviceable subservient accommodative implemental useful friendly further-some ministerial contributive
3 起重要作用
7 有帮助
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8 工具主义
9 有益
good useful helpful beneficial profitable informative rewarding kindly advantageous serviceable subservient salutary benignant informer
10 乐器
11 有益的
good useful helpful beneficial profitable informative rewarding kindly advantageous serviceable subservient salutary benignant informer
12 仪表
13 仪器的
14 仪器
15 工具的
16 工具
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17 器具的
18 起促成作用的
19 起作用
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