orchestra是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

n. 管弦樂隊；（劇場的）正廳前排座位

網絡 管弦樂團；交響樂團；管弦樂器

變形：

複數：orchestras  

完整釋義：

n.

1.管弦樂;管弦樂隊;(舞台前的)樂隊席;管弦樂隊的全部樂器
2.〔美國〕(舞台前的)正廳前排;(古希臘劇場中的)合唱隊席;(古代羅馬劇場中舞台前面的半圓形)貴人席

例句：

1. Hear the music of voices, the song of a bird, the mighty strains of an orchestra, as if you would be stricken deaf to-morrow.
   聽聽悅耳的聲音，鳥鳴，管弦樂隊的強勁樂曲。好像你明天就會失聰一樣。

2. He started as a boy member of the children's orchestra in his hometown, Barquisimeto.
   他起初加入了在家鄉巴基西梅托的一個兒童樂團。

3. Over the next pages, piano and orchestra chase each other, the orchestral bass section finally cantering up to two fortissimo hits.
   接下來，鋼琴和交響樂團相互追逐着，交響樂團的低音部分最終演變成兩拍子的重音。

4. It was a defining moment in my career to be a part of bringing the steel-string guitar into the concert hall with an orchestra.
   把鋼弦吉他帶入音樂廳和交響樂團一起演奏是我事業中一個重要的里程碑。

5. But Spano managed to turn the orchestra into a world-class ensemble as well as an incubator for new American music.
   不過，斯帕諾把這個樂團改變成了一個世界級的團體，一個為新美國音樂培養人才的地方。

6. A collection of musicians from across Europe, known as the Orchestra for Gaza, performed a peace concert, opening with a work by Mozart.
   來自歐洲各地的音樂家組成了加沙管弦樂隊，他們以莫扎特的名曲作為開場表演。

7. "They're all linked together like an orchestra, " so when one cycle is out of whack, it tends to sideswipe the others as well.
   嚴戈博士說，「它們像樂隊一樣聯繫在一起。」因此，當其中一個周期不正常，往往也會衝擊另一個周期。

8. In the 1940s, she was one of the first black performers hired to sing with a major white band, the Charlie Barnet Orchestra.
   在20世紀40年代，她唱的僱用與主要白人樂隊的第一位黑人演員之一，查理巴內特樂團。