tenor是什么意思

短语搭配

(1)tenor clef次中音谱号

双语例句

(1)The hoarse tenor singer mucked up the recital.

沙哑的男高音把音乐会搞砸了。

(2)The tenor of his speech was that We should delay satisfaction.

他演讲的大意是说我们应该延迟满足。

(3)I enjoy this even tenor of life.

我享受这种平稳的日常生活。

(4)This is a free, open-air concert given by the Italian tenor, Luciano Pavarotti.

这是一场由意大利男高音歌唱家卢西亚诺·帕瓦罗蒂举办的免费露天演唱会

(5)He's generally considered to have the finest tenor voice in the country.

普遍认为他是全国最佳男高音歌手。

(6)He sang his invocations in a beautiful oaken tenor with a freckle-faced boy at his side playing conga and tambourine as if it was a full drum kit.

他唱着自己的调调，在一个美丽的橡木男高音的雀斑脸的男孩在他身边用康加舞和铃鼓伴奏，仿佛这是一个充满鼓声音的箱子。

(7)I was encouraged by the general tenor of his remarks.

他话中的要点使我深受鼓舞。

(8)、Wayne Shorter on tenor sax, Freddie Hubbard on trumpet, Curtis Fuller on trombone and Art Blakey in the lead with his solid, imaginative drumming.

韦恩·肖特吹中音萨克斯，弗雷迪·哈伯德吹小号，柯蒂斯·富勒吹长号，阿特·布莱基以他扎实而富有想象力的鼓乐领导着乐队。

(9)SO YOU WANT TO BE A POP TENOR?

所以你想成为一位流行男高音吗？

同义词

n. 男高音；要旨，大意；票据的限期；稳定的进程

同根词

词根 tenor

(1)tenorist n. 唱次中音者；男高音歌手

释义

n.

a singing voice between baritone and alto or counter-tenor, the highest of the ordinary adult male range

男高音。

a singer with such a voice

男高音歌手。

a part written for such a voice

男高音声部，定旋律声部。

[usu. as modifier]an instrument, especially a saxophone, trombone, tuba, or viol, of the second or third lowest pitch in its family

次中音乐器

a tenor sax.

次中音萨克斯管。

(全称tenor bell)the largest and deepest bell of a ring or set

（组钟中的）最低音钟。

n.

[in sing.](一般作the tenor of)the general meaning, sense, or content of something

大意，要领；要旨；思路

the general tenor of the debate.

辩论的一般要领。

[in sing.](一般作the tenor of)a settled or prevailing character or direction, especially the course of a person's life or habits

（尤指生活，习惯的）一般趋向；稳定的进程

the even tenor of life in the kitchen was disrupted the following day.

平静安定的厨房里的日子第二天被扰乱了。

Law the actual wording of a document

【律】 （文件的）抄本，誊本。

Finance the time that must elapse before a bill of exchange or promissory note becomes due for payment

【财政】 （支票、汇票或期票的）期限。

词源

"late Middle English： via Old French from medieval Latin, based on tenere ‘to hold'; so named because the tenor part was allotted （and therefore ‘held'） the melody.Middle English： from Old French tenour, from Latin tenor ‘course, substance, import of a law', from tenere ‘to hold’."