musical note

英 [ˈmjuːzɪkl nəʊt]

美 [ˈmjuːzɪkl noʊt]

律音；音符

英英释义

noun

• a notation representing the pitch and duration of a musical sound
  1. the singer held the note too long
  Synonym:notetone

双语例句

• His poetry is musical and emotional and each syllable sounds like a musical note, from which the poet drew his inspiration of poetry.
  在诗人海一样宽广的心中充满了美妙的旋律，诗韵、诗格、每一个诗步似乎都变成了跳动的音符，激发着他的灵感，牵动着他的诗情。
• At the climax of this deeply mystical experience I have heard the sound of one long, pure musical note slowly rising in pitch.
  在这种神秘经验的高潮，我听到了一个长长的、粹的音符，声调缓缓升高。
• A musical note having the time value of half a whole note.
  时间量是全音符一半的一个音乐符号。
• Space Full of Musical Note The Relationship between Localized Brain Damage and Agraphia
  装满音符的盒子脑不同部位损害与失写症
• A musical note having the longest time value.
  最长时间量的一个音乐符号。
• InTune records and analyse the musical tone of the instrument played and displays the nearest musical note on the bottom of the screen with the deviation of the tone from the note.
  程序会记录并分析乐器的演奏曲调并在屏幕下面显示出背离正确音调的最接近的音调。
• To tremble or quaver in sound, as of the voice or a musical note.
  海茨帕回来后问道，她的声音颤抖。
• The musical theater in Europe and America is sung in English with syllable, which is one syllable one note.
  欧美音乐剧使用的英语是讲音节的，所以旋律中基本上是一个音节一个音符。
• In the recessionary 1970s, the Broadway musical ( adapted for the screen by John Huston in 1982) made room for Roosevelt and ended on a note of harmony between government and private enterprise.
  在经济萧条的20世纪70年代，百老汇的歌舞剧版本（该版本于1982年由约翰·赫斯顿[JohnHuston]搬上银幕）为罗斯福留出了空间，最后以政府和私人企业之间的和解迹象而告终。
• He wrote down the musical note on the paper.
  他在纸上写下乐符。