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简明英汉词典 | ||
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madrigal | |
| [5mB:dri^El] | ||
| n. | ||
| 小曲 | ||
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美国传统词典[双解] | ||
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madrigal | |
| mad.ri.gal | ||
| AHD:[m2d“r1-g…l] | ||
| D.J.[6m#drig*l] | ||
| K.K.[6m#dr!g*l] | ||
| n.（名词） | ||
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Music An unaccompanied vocal composition for two or three voices in simple harmony, following a strict poetic form, developed in Italy in the late 13th and early 14th centuries. | |
| 【音乐】 中世纪抒情牧歌：一种仅以两个或三个声部的简单和声组成的没有伴奏的，以严格诗律形式谱成的音乐作品，在13世纪末期和14世纪早期在意大利发展起来 | ||
(2) |
A short poem, often about love, suitable for being set to music. | |
| 抒情短诗：一种短诗，通常是爱情诗，适合于谱曲 | ||
(3) |
Music | |
| 【音乐】 | ||
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A typically unaccompanied polyphonic part song using a secular text and intended for four to six voices, developed in Italy in the 16th century and very popular in England in the 16th and early 17th centuries. Sometimes a string accompaniment doubles or replaces one or more of the vocal parts. | |
| 复调合唱曲：一种典型的无伴奏的复调合唱曲，使用通俗性的歌词，有四到六个声部，16世纪起源于意大利并在16世纪和17世纪早期在英国流行。有时候以伴奏的弦乐器重奏或替代一个或一个以上的声部 | ||
(5) |
A part song. | |
| 一首合唱曲 | ||
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语源 | ||
(1) |
Italian madrigale | |
| 意大利语 madrigale | ||
(2) |
probably from dialectal madregal [simple] | |
| 可能源自 方言 madregal [简单的] | ||
(3) |
from Late Latin m3oc3lis} [invented, original] | |
| 源自 后期拉丁语 m3oc3lis} [发明的，起源的] | ||
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from Latin [of the womb] | |
| 源自 拉丁语 [子宫的] | ||
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from m3ox} m3troc- [womb] | |
| 源自 m3ox} m3troc- [子宫] | ||
(6) |
from m3r m3tr- [mother] * see mater | |
| 源自 m3r m3tr- [母亲] *参见 mater | ||
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继承用法 | ||
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mad“rigalist | |
| n.（名词） | ||
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现代英汉词典 | ||
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madrigal | |
| [5mAdrI^(E)l] | ||
| n. | ||
| 无伴奏重唱歌曲 | ||
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现代英汉综合大辞典 | ||
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madrigal | |
| [5mB:dri^El] | ||
| n. | ||
| 【音】牧歌, 情歌; 小曲 | ||
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继承用法 | ||
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madrigalist | |
| n. | ||
| 情歌作曲家 | ||
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美国传统词典 | ||
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madrigal | |
| mad.ri.gal | ||
| AHD:[m2d“r1-g…l] | ||
| D.J.[6m#drig*l] | ||
| K.K.[6m#dr!g*l] | ||
| n. | ||
(1) |
Music An unaccompanied vocal composition for two or three voices in simple harmony, following a strict poetic form, developed in Italy in the late 13th and early 14th centuries. | |
(2) |
A short poem, often about love, suitable for being set to music. | |
(3) |
Music | |
(4) |
A typically unaccompanied polyphonic part song using a secular text and intended for four to six voices, developed in Italy in the 16th century and very popular in England in the 16th and early 17th centuries. Sometimes a string accompaniment doubles or replaces one or more of the vocal parts. | |
(5) |
A part song. | |
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语源 | ||
(1) |
Italian madrigale | |
(2) |
probably from dialectal madregal [simple] | |
(3) |
from Late Latin m3oc3lis} [invented, original] | |
(4) |
from Latin [of the womb] | |
(5) |
from m3ox} m3troc- [womb] | |
(6) |
from m3r m3tr- [mother] * see mater | |
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继承用法 | ||
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mad“rigalist | |
| n. | ||