musical例句

1. 音乐的，关于音乐的
2. 配乐的，有音乐（伴奏）的
3. 悦耳的，美妙的，好听的，动听的
4. 喜爱音乐的，爱好音乐的
5. 音乐般的，音乐似的
6. 擅长音乐的，精通音乐的，富于音乐感的

1. 音乐片，歌舞剧，音乐（舞台）剧，歌舞片，以音乐为主的影片或舞台剧
2. 音乐会

1. [A]音乐的,用于音乐的 of or for music
2. 喜爱或精于音乐的 fond of or skilled in music
3. 音调优美的,悦耳的 melodious; pleasant to listen to

1.音乐的;与音乐有关的
You usemusical to indicate that something is connected with playing or studying music.

e.g. We have a wealth ofmusical talent in this region...
在这一地区有大量的音乐人才。
e.g. Stan Getz'smusical career spanned five decades...
斯坦·盖兹的音乐生涯跨越50个春秋。

2.音乐剧;音乐歌舞片
Amusical is a play or film that uses singing and dancing in the story.

musical的意思

e.g. ...London's smash hitmusical Miss Saigon.
在伦敦轰动一时的音乐剧《西贡小姐》

3.有音乐天赋的;喜爱音乐的
Someone who ismusical has a natural ability and interest in music.

e.g. I came from amusical family.
我出身于音乐世家。

4.好听的;悦耳的
Sounds that aremusical are light and pleasant to hear.

musical的反义词

e.g. He had a soft, almostmusical voice.
他声音柔和，如音乐般动听。

1. He showed exceptional musical ability.
   他显示出特殊的音乐才能。
2. I don't have any musical talent.
   我一点音乐才能也没有。
3. Without training, his musical talent remained talent.
   由于未经训练,他的音乐天才未被发掘出来。
4. His natural musical ability impressed his teacher.
   他天生的音乐才能给老师留下了深刻印象。
5. She has no formal musical qualifications.
   她没有正式的音乐方面的资历。
6. He has quite a musical voice.
   他的声音非常动听。
7. The piece of bamboo makes a musical sound
   这块竹片能发出悦耳的声音。

1. She is very musical.
   她非常喜爱音乐。

• Repeatedly Shakespeare uses musical images to distinguish sanity from insanity.

  出自：A. Aronson

• She had genuine musical talent; a light voice,..but true.

  出自：E. Feinstein

• ☆ 15世纪初期进入英语，直接源自中世纪拉丁语的musicalis，意为关于音乐的。