overture是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)concert overture音乐会序曲

双语例句

(1)The overture of this concert was played by a famous musician.

这场音乐会的序曲是由一位著名的音乐家演奏的。

(2)This overture lasts longer than one minute.

这段独立的管弦乐曲持续时间超过一分钟。

(3)He made overtures in order to start negotiations.

他主动提出要求以便开始谈判。

(4)After the overture, the orchestra stopped to tune up again.

演奏完序曲之后 乐队停下来又调了调音

(5)This is an overture to the Russians.

这是对俄罗斯人的序曲。

(6)The music started with overture.

音乐以序曲开始。

(7)Usher: No, even the overture hasn't started yet.

招待员：没有，连序幕都没有开始呢。

(8)This tool works differently from the overture tool.

这个工具厂不同序曲工具。

(9)Still, many lawmakers remain unconvinced by China's overture.

仍有许多议员依然不相信中国作出的姿态。

同义词

n. 前奏曲；提案；序幕

vt. 提议；为……奏前奏曲

释义

n.

an orchestral piece at the beginning of an opera, suite, play, oratorio, or other extended composition

（歌剧、组曲、戏剧、清唱剧，或其他长篇作品的）序曲。

an independent orchestral composition in one movement

（乐章内的）独立乐段。

an introduction to something more substantial

序曲，序幕

the talks were no more than an overture to a long debate.

谈判只不过是一场长时间辩论的序幕。

(一般作overtures)an approach or proposal made to someone with the aim of opening negotiations or establishing a relationship

（为开始谈判、建立关系而作出的）主动表态，姿态；建议

Coleen listened to his overtures of love.

科丽恩听着他求爱的表白。

词源

"late Middle English （in the sense aperture）: from Old French, from Latin apertura ‘aperture’."