英:[piˈænəʊ , ˈpjɑːnəʊ]
美:[piˈænoʊ , ˈpjɑːnoʊ]
英:[piˈænəʊ , ˈpjɑːnəʊ]
美:[piˈænoʊ , ˈpjɑːnoʊ]
复数:pianos
词根:piano
adj.pianistic 钢琴的;钢琴家的;擅长弹奏钢琴的
n.pianism 钢琴演技;钢琴演奏技巧
Noun
1. a stringed instrument that is played by depressing keys that cause hammers to strike tuned strings and produce sounds
2. (music) low loudness
Adjective
1. used chiefly as a direction or description in music;
"the piano passages in the composition"
Adverb
1. used as a direction in music; to be played relatively softly
play the piano弹钢琴
piano music钢琴曲
play piano弹钢琴
piano concerto钢琴协奏曲
piano lessons钢琴课程,钢琴课
grand pianon. 大钢琴;三角钢琴
piano keyboard钢琴键盘;琴键
electronic piano电子钢琴
"钢琴,一种打击乐器,通过键盘控制锤子敲击拉紧的弦产生音调,"1803年,源自法语 piano(18世纪),意大利语 piano,缩写形式为 pianoforte(详见)。
Essentially, the pianoforte is a large dulcimer with a keyboard ; but historically it replaced the clavichord and harpsichord, which were keyboard-instruments more akin to the harp than to the dulcimer. [Century Dictionary]
本质上,钢琴是一种带键盘的大型洋琴; 但从历史上看,它取代了键盘乐器,如键盘式古钢琴和键盘式竖琴,它们更类似于竖琴而不是洋琴。[世纪词典]
Piano wire “用于钢琴弦的一种强钢丝”,可追溯至1831年。Piano-case “包裹钢琴机械的木盒”于1844年出现。
钢琴
Adverb or adjective Italian, from Late Latin planus smooth, from Latin, level — more at floor Noun Italian, short for pianoforte, from gravicembalo col piano e forte, literally, harpsichord with soft and loud; from the fact that its tones could be varied in loudness
The first known use of piano was in 1683
piazzanoun
plural piazze an open square especially in an Italian town : plaza
a long hall with an arched roof
dialect veranda, porch
piastrenoun
a basic unit of money equal to ¹⁄₁₀₀ Egyptian, Lebanese, or Syrian pound
pianofortenoun
piano entry 2
piano1 of 2adverb or adjective
in a soft or quiet manner—used as a direction in music
piano2 of 2noun
a musical instrument consisting of a large frame holding steel wire strings that sound when struck by felt-covered hammers which are operated from a keyboard
1 At the very least, maybe I’ll be able to start my piano lessons again.
2 I said, “Would you like me to play the piano?”
3 I’ve played around on my piano and come up with some original stuff, but mostly simple melodies.
4 He remembers sitting in their living room, listening with all the other guests to Moushumi play something on the piano.
5 In time, all three of them learned to play the piano.
6 But anyway, the key stuck, and was a great inconvenience to anyone trying to play the piano.
7 The film crew can't get enough of her playing her little piano pieces, as though she were some prodigy.
8 They used to have these two French babes, Tina and Janine, come out and play the piano and sing about three times every night.
9 As much as I love playing piano, it stinks to be stuck in the background while other people shine onstage, a soundtrack no one pays attention to, like the music piped into The Voice.
10 The piano went through the door easily.
钢琴很轻易地通过了那道门.
11 He was pushing Nellie’s piano—the only thing of hers he had left from their marriage.
12 There were no more piano lessons, for one thing.
13 He played the piano stinking, if you want to know the truth.
14 I complain about Madame Rubenstein and her bangles and her snotty attitudes, but she really is a good piano teacher.
15 We heard the piano start up in the parlor, a limpid, haunting melody; Harry had been pressed into playing for our visitors.
16 And last night she was too upset over not getting the piano.
17 I have to practise the piano.
我必须练习钢琴.
18 By courtesy of The British Piano and Musical Museum, Brentford, Middlesex, Eng.
史坦威-韦尔特自动钢琴(1910), 现藏英国米德尔塞克斯布伦特福德不列颠钢琴与音乐博物馆.
19 I have already seen her at diving lessons, another ballet recital, practicing piano, and now I see her running across a field kicking a soccer ball.
20 Friday morning, when my first week’s rent was due, I went to the piano in the parlor to place my money on the ledge.
2 标记为轻柔演奏的乐段
3 减弱
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4 微弱
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6 温和
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7 柔弱
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12 温和地
14 柔和地
15 安静地
18 弱
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20 降低
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21 柔和
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22 轻柔演奏的乐段
24 弱的
26 安静
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27 微弱地