| 释义 |
Grammy orig. U.S.|ˈgræmɪ|
[f. gram4 (b) or gramophone, after emmy.]
Any of several golden statuettes awarded annually for outstanding achievement in the recording industry by the American National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences; also used as a proprietary service mark (U.S.) with reference to these awards.
1959Variety 30 Sept. 45/5 The National Assn. of Recording Arts & Sciences' all-out membership drive prior to its first Grammy Award Show..has already been bolstered by 200 new members. Ibid. 7 Oct. 63/4 (heading) Nominations for Grammys. 1968N.Y. Times 16 June 68/5 Another album, ‘Goin' Out of My Head’, won a Grammy award as the best instrumental jazz performance of 1966. 1970Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 10 Mar. tm86 Service Marks. Class 100... Grammy. National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. 1977Rolling Stone 5 May 31/2 Getting something like a Grammy nomination means a lot. 1984Sounds 1 Dec. 22/6 So they stuck out two independent albums,..put out an EP on Slash, got a grammy and have now released an album. |