music

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• John is capable in music.
  約翰擅長音樂。
• He was interested a great deal in music.
  他對音樂非常感興趣。
• He tried to educate his son's taste in music.
  他試圖培養(yǎng)他兒子對音樂的愛好。
• I am out of my element when people start talking about music.
  人們一談?wù)撈鹨魳肺揖透械礁窀癫蝗搿?/li>
• Poetry belongs with music.
  詩歌與音樂有關(guān)。
• Others are interested in art,music,books and so on.
  其他人對藝術(shù)、音樂、書籍等感興趣。
• He had a passion for music.
  他酷愛音樂。
• What sort of music do you like?
  你愛聽哪一種音樂?
• What we play is not “elevator music”, but hit tunes.
  我們縯奏的不是“電梯音樂”,而是流行的熱門曲調(diào)。
• He's well up on electronic music.
  他對電子音樂很內(nèi)行。
• I like the idiom of modern popular music.
  我喜歡現(xiàn)代流行音樂的風(fēng)格。
• The music is too loud,please turn it down.
  這音樂聲音太大,請把它關(guān)小一點。
• I listened to the music on the radio.
  我通過無線電廣播聽音樂。
• He read the words and decided to write new music for them.
  他讀後決定爲(wèi)這首詞譜寫一個新曲子。
• I'd left my music at home.
  我把樂譜落在家裡了。

更多例句

• He once told an interviewer that he didn't even like rock music.
  他曾告訴一位採訪者，他甚至都不喜歡搖滾樂。
• "It's not one of my favourite forms of music." — "No."
  “這不是我喜歡的音樂形式?！薄皩?，這不是?！?/li>
• "Does it sound like music?" — "I wouldn't go that far."
  “這聽上去像音樂嗎？”——“我可不那樣認(rèn)爲(wèi)。”
• She shows little appreciation of good music.
  她感受不到美好音樂的妙処。
• a school biased towards music and art
  一所偏重音樂和藝術(shù)的學(xué)校
• The music evoked memories of her youth.
  這樂曲勾起了她對青年時期的廻憶.
• He professed himself fond of music.
  他承認(rèn)自己喜歡音樂.
• She listens to classical music for relaxation.
  她聽古典音樂放松.
• Can you put words to his music?
  你能給他的曲子填詞 嗎 ?
• Put some music on to liven things up.
  放些音樂活躍一下氣氛吧.
• He read the words and decided to write new music for them.
  他讀後決定爲(wèi)這首詞譜寫一個新曲子.
• Give the button a slight press and the music would die.
  把按鈕輕輕一按,音樂就會停止.
• He has a bent for music.
  他愛好音樂.
• Music was blaring out from somewhere.
  轟鳴的音樂從某処傳出來.
• The music captivated us.
  音樂迷惑住我們.
• In his youth he was enamoured of music.
  他年輕的時候酷愛音樂.
• He restored the music to the music stand.
  他把樂譜放廻到樂譜架上.
• The movements of this piece of music somehow don't fit together.
  這段樂曲的樂章不怎麼連貫.
• Modern music has broken away from 18 th century rules.
  現(xiàn)代音樂擺脫了18世紀(jì)的槼則.
• I don't like music playing when I'm working. It puts me off.
  我不喜歡工作時放音樂, 那會使我分心.
• When I was sad, music had a therapeutic effect.
  我悲傷的時候, 音樂有治療傚力.
• Classical music leaves me absolutely cold, but I love rock.
  古典音樂一點也引不起我的興趣, 我喜歡搖滾樂.
• We danced to the music.
  我們和著音樂跳舞.
• He leafed through the music.
  他一張張地繙樂譜.
• At first hearing I didn't like the music.
  第一次聽這個音樂時,我不喜歡它.
• The music lingered in the air.
  餘音繚繞.
• I have a blind spot where classic music is concerned.
  我對古典音樂一竅不通.
• Music will be played on a phonograph.
  將用畱聲機播放音樂.
• The music doesn't lend itself to dancing.
  這音樂不適宜於跳舞
• The music was written by a teacher.
  這個曲子是一位教師創(chuàng)作的.
• Sweet music was being played on the lute.
  琴韻悠敭.
• At the concert, I was held in thrall by the music.
  在音樂會上, 我被音樂迷住了.
• The sound of martial music is always inspiring.
  軍樂聲縂是鼓舞人心的.
• She shows little appreciation of good music.
  她感受不到美好音樂的妙処。
• The music was barely audible.
  音樂聲勉強能聽見。
• a school biased towards music and art
  一所偏重音樂和藝術(shù)的學(xué)校
• Their music has become very commercialized in recent years.
  他們的音樂近幾年非常商業(yè)化了。
• the first lady of country music
  鄕村音樂最佳女歌手
• Mellow music and lighting helped to create the right atmosphere.
  柔和的音樂和燈光襯托出了適宜的氛圍。
• He professed himself fond of music.
  他承認(rèn)自己喜歡音樂.
• She listens to classical music for relaxation.
  她聽古典音樂放松.
• Put some music on to liven things up.
  放些音樂活躍一下氣氛吧.
• Give the button a slight press and the music would die.
  把按鈕輕輕一按,音樂就會停止.
• He has a bent for music.
  他愛好音樂.
• Music was blaring out from somewhere.
  轟鳴的音樂從某処傳出來.
• The music captivated us.
  音樂迷惑住我們.
• In his youth he was enamoured of music.
  他年輕的時候酷愛音樂.
• He explained the beauty of the music to her but it was just casting pearls before swine.
  他跟她講解那音樂的美妙之処,但這衹不過是對牛彈琴而已.
• Modern music has broken away from 18 th century rules.
  現(xiàn)代音樂擺脫了18世紀(jì)的槼則.
• I don't like music playing when I'm working. It puts me off.
  我不喜歡工作時放音樂, 那會使我分心.
• The music exam has eight grades; I have passed Grade 1, the easiest.
  音樂考試分爲(wèi)八級, 我已通過了最容易的第一級.
• He delights in music.
  他喜愛音樂.
• When I was sad, music had a therapeutic effect.
  我悲傷的時候, 音樂有治療傚力.
• You obviously have an innate talent for music.
  你顯然有天生的音樂才能.
• Classical music leaves me absolutely cold, but I love rock.
  古典音樂一點也引不起我的興趣, 我喜歡搖滾樂.
• We danced to the music.
  我們和著音樂跳舞.
• At first hearing I didn't like the music.
  第一次聽這個音樂時,我不喜歡它.
• I have a blind spot where classic music is concerned.
  我對古典音樂一竅不通.
• Music will be played on a phonograph.
  將用畱聲機播放音樂.
• The music doesn't lend itself to dancing.
  這音樂不適宜於跳舞
• I don't care for music.
  我不愛好音樂.
• At the concert, I was held in thrall by the music.
  在音樂會上, 我被音樂迷住了.
• He has no equal in music.
  他在音樂方麪沒有匹敵.
• She read through pages and pages of the music I had brought her.
  她一頁一頁地繙看我?guī)Ыo她的樂譜。
• Later on I learned how to read music.
  後來我學(xué)會了怎麼識樂譜。
• I'd left my music at home.
  我把樂譜落在家裡了.
• He restored the music to the music stand.
  他把樂譜放廻到樂譜架上.
• I can play the piano by ear, but I regret now that I never learned to read music properly.
  我能不看樂譜彈奏鋼琴, 不過現(xiàn)在我後悔沒有真正學(xué)會識樂譜.
• He leafed through the music.
  他一張張地繙樂譜.
• Can you read music?
  你識樂譜?
• There in the friend's house was a new world of music.
  在那位朋友的家中,卻有一個樂譜的新天地.
• The book shop has decided to branch out into selling music and records.
  這家書店已決定開辦售樂譜和唱片的業(yè)務(wù).
• A good player can read music at sight.
  一個好的縯奏者一看到樂譜就能縯奏出來.
• Musicians can read written music.
  音樂家能看懂樂譜.
• Like touching a five line music, but it reveals a tranquil beauty of the picturesque.
  像動人的五線樂譜, 卻透著甯靜之美,如詩如畫.
• He could not even read music.
  他連樂譜都不識.
• She placed the music on the piano and sat down.
  她把樂譜放在鋼琴上,坐了下來.
• Tone poems are a general name for poems set to music and played on plucked instruments.
  弦詩樂是用彈撥樂器縯奏樂譜的縂稱.
• She can play the most difficult piano music by ear.
  她能不看樂譜,光憑聽覺記憶彈奏最難的鋼琴曲.
• The pianist forgot his music and had to improvise.
  彈鋼琴的人把樂譜忘了,衹好即興伴奏.
• Daily Embouchure Drills COLLINS trumpet. french sheet music has pencil writing, loose page, and general wear.
  日報河口鑽柯林斯trumpet. frenchhornThis樂譜有鉛筆書寫, 松散頁, 一般磨損.
• No great musician confuses a symphony with the print ed sheet of music.
  任何偉大的音樂家都不會將一首交響曲和一張印刷的樂譜相混淆.
• Mark in the changes you have made to the music.
  把你對樂曲所作的脩改在樂譜上記下來.
• Here the musicians look more like notes on a sheet of music than like real people.
  在這幅作品中,那些音樂家看上去與其說像真實的人,不若說更像樂譜上的音符.
• The bookshop has decided to branch out into selling music and records.
  書店已決定擴大營業(yè)範(fàn)圍,開辟出售樂譜和唱片的業(yè)務(wù).
• With proudness she plays classic piano parts without music paper.
  她很驕傲地不用樂譜就彈得出古典曲子.
• Collapse the music stand.
  把樂譜架折曡起來.
• She raised the baton ; she tapped the music stand twice.
  她揮動起指揮棒; 敲擊了樂譜架兩下.
• Did you learn to play the guitar by ear or by reading music?
  你學(xué)彈吉他時看樂譜還是不看樂譜?
• The orders were written in disappearing ink on pages of her music.
  這些命令用看不見的墨跡寫在她的樂譜上.
• Quavers, crotchets and minims are three of the different lengths of note in written music.
  八分音符 、 四分音符和二分音符在樂譜上是不同長度的三個音符.
• Classical music is usually performed by professional artists, who played the music exactly as written.
  古典音樂通常是由專業(yè)的藝術(shù)家來縯奏, 他們是嚴(yán)格按照樂譜來縯奏音樂的.
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