英语词汇“consonance”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

consonance

/ˈkɒns(ə)nəns

noun [mass noun]

1Agreement or compatibility between opinions or actions: consonance between conservation measures and existing agricultural practice a constitution in consonance with the people’s customs...

It is important to emphasise that changes in economic circumstances may again make it necessary to take appropriate monetary measures, which may not be in consonance with the present easy liquidity conditions.
I would not care whether truth is pleasant or unpleasant, and in consonance with or opposed to current views.
Acting in consonance with the democratic convention, the President signed the Ordinance which was promulgated immediately on 24 August, 2002.

Synonyms

agreement, concord, accord, accordance, harmony, unison, conformity;

compatibility, congruity, congruence

1.1The recurrence of similar-sounding consonants in close proximity, especially in prosody: the abrupt quality of the sound is echoed in the final ‘t’ consonance of ‘discreet’ and ‘shut’...

In all of these cases, the deft repetitions and modulations of consonants and vowels with their subtle assonance and consonance compete for attention with the lines' actual content.
In solitary quiet, readers can hear sounds at their best, cherishing in the mouth all the possibilities of consonance and assonance, long vowel and short, as well as the dance of syntax which is rhythm.
The Ulster-born poet's fondness for obscure consonance, half-rhymes and visual rhymes has become an instantly identifiable signature, mostly exhilarating, sometimes galling, even pretentious.

1.2 Music A combination of notes which are in harmony with each other due to the relationship between their frequencies: all music creates tension and release, dissonance and consonance [count noun]: the tendency to place strong consonances in lower parts...

The whole texture resonates with lovely aerated consonances, especially major thirds.
Although the sense of hearing recognizes consonances, reason weighs their value.
Early in his maturity, he dabbled a little in the important musical styles of his era, but in his later works, harmonic consonance largely holds sway.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin consonantia, from consonant- 'sounding together', from the verb consonare (see consonant).

单词	consonance
释义	consonance /ˈkɒns(ə)nəns / noun [mass noun] 1Agreement or compatibility between opinions or actions: consonance between conservation measures and existing agricultural practice a constitution in consonance with* the people’s customs... It is important to emphasise that changes in economic circumstances may again make it necessary to take appropriate monetary measures, which may not be in consonance with the present easy liquidity conditions. I would not care whether truth is pleasant or unpleasant, and in consonance with or opposed to current views. Acting in consonance with the democratic convention, the President signed the Ordinance which was promulgated immediately on 24 August, 2002. Synonyms agreement, concord, accord, accordance, harmony, unison, conformity; compatibility, congruity, congruence 1.1The recurrence of similar-sounding consonants in close proximity, especially in prosody: the abrupt quality of the sound is echoed in the final ‘t’ consonance of ‘discreet’ and ‘shut’... In all of these cases, the deft repetitions and modulations of consonants and vowels with their subtle assonance and consonance compete for attention with the lines' actual content. In solitary quiet, readers can hear sounds at their best, cherishing in the mouth all the possibilities of consonance and assonance, long vowel and short, as well as the dance of syntax which is rhythm. The Ulster-born poet's fondness for obscure consonance, half-rhymes and visual rhymes has become an instantly identifiable signature, mostly exhilarating, sometimes galling, even pretentious. 1.2 Music* A combination of notes which are in harmony with each other due to the relationship between their frequencies: all music creates tension and release, dissonance and consonance [count noun]: the tendency to place strong consonances in lower parts... The whole texture resonates with lovely aerated consonances, especially major thirds. Although the sense of hearing recognizes consonances, reason weighs their value. Early in his maturity, he dabbled a little in the important musical styles of his era, but in his later works, harmonic consonance largely holds sway. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French, or from Latin consonantia, from consonant- 'sounding together', from the verb consonare (see consonant).
随便看	handroll hand rope hand-running hand sanitizer handsaw hand's breadth handsbreadth handscrew hands down handsel Handsel Monday handservant handset hands-free hands-free headset hands-free kit handshake handshaker handshaking hand shandy hand shell hand signal hand-signaling hand-signalling hand soap