melody是什么意思

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一、melody是什么意思

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音律

melody

二、melody 是什么意思

悦耳的声音;美妙的音乐

三、melody和tune有什么区别

melody ['melədi] n. 旋律, 曲子, 美的音乐, 曲调

tune [tuːn /tju-] n. 曲调, 和谐, 调子 v. 为...调音, 调谐, 调整; 发出音乐声, 发声; 调谐; 协调, 达到一致; 调音, 定弦

这两个词的使用范围来说 tune大一些

四、melody是啥子意思?

1.悦耳的声音2.歌曲3.旋律;主调

五、Melody是什么意思?

melody

[5melEdi]

n.

悦耳的音调

melody

mel.o.dy

AHD:[mµl“…-d¶]

D.J.[6mel*di8]

K.K.[6mWl*di]

n.(名词)

【复数】 mel.o.dies

A pleasing succession or arrangement of sounds.

曲调:优美的音响连续或排列

Musical quality:

音乐性:

the melody of verse.

诗歌的音乐性

Music

【音乐】

A rhythmically organized sequence of single tones so related to one another as to make up a particular phrase or idea.

旋律:单个音符或乐音在节奏上的编排,以使之相互联系而组成一具体的乐句或意象

Structure with respect to the arrangement of single notes in succession.

如此形成的旋律单元:如上述那样将单个音符连成串而组成的结构

The leading part or the air in a harmonic composition.

主旋律,主声调:和声乐曲中之主要声部

A poem suitable for setting to music or singing.

适于歌唱的诗:适于为之谱曲或适用于演唱的诗歌

Middle English melodie

中古英语 melodie

from Old French

源自 古法语

from Late Latin mel½a

源自 后期拉丁语 mel½a

from Greek mel½a [singing choral song]

源自 希腊语 mel½a [(合唱的)赞美诗歌]

melos [tune]

melos [曲调]

aoid¶} [song] * see wed- 2

aoid¶} [歌曲] *参见 wed- 2

melody

[5melEdi]

n.

美妙的音乐

和谐的调子

歌曲; 咏唱的诗

【音】主调; 旋律

The success of a popular composer depends on his melody.

人们喜爱的作曲家成功的秘诀在于他谱写的优美的音乐。

He played a delightful melody on his flute.

他用笛子吹奏了欢快的曲调。

A great poet is a master melody.

大诗人也是音律大师。

melodyless

adj.

melody

mel.o.dy

AHD:[mµl“…-d¶]

D.J.[6mel*di8]

K.K.[6mWl*di]

n.

pl. mel.o.dies

A pleasing succession or arrangement of sounds.

Musical quality:

the melody of verse.

Music

A rhythmically organized sequence of single tones so related to one another as to make up a particular phrase or idea.

Structure with respect to the arrangement of single notes in succession.

The leading part or the air in a harmonic composition.

A poem suitable for setting to music or singing.

Middle English melodie

from Old French

from Late Latin mel½a

from Greek mel½a [singing choral song]

melos [tune]

aoid¶} [song] * see wed- 2