单词 | music therapists |
释义 | music /mūˈzik/noun
Of or for music intransitive verb (prp muˈsicking) (rare)To perform music ORIGIN: Fr musique, from L mūsica, from Gr mousikē (technē) musical (art), from Mousa a Muse muˈsical adjective
A musical person, party or performance, esp a theatrical performance or film in which singing and usu dancing play an important part, a successor to musical comedy with a less frivolous plot musicale /mū-zi-kälˈ/ noun (Fr soirée musicale) a social gathering with music, or the programme of music for it musicality /-alˈi-ti/ noun muˈsically adverb muˈsicalness noun musician /mū-zishˈən/ noun
musiˈcianer or muˈsicker noun (obsolete or dialect) musiˈcianly adjective Characteristic of, or becoming, a musician musiˈcianship noun musicologˈical adjective musicolˈogist noun musicolˈogy noun Academic study of music in its historical, scientific and other aspects musicotherˈapy noun Music therapy musical box noun A toy that plays tunes automatically, by means of projections from a revolving barrel twitching a comb musical chairs singular noun
musical comedy noun A light dramatic entertainment with sentimental songs and situations held together by a minimum of plot musical director noun The conductor of an orchestra in a theatre, etc musical flame noun A flame that gives a musical tone when surrounded by an open tube musical glasses see harmonica under harmony musical sand noun Sand of nearly uniform size of grain that gives out a definite note when walked on music box noun
music case or music folio noun A case or portfolio for carrying sheet music music centre noun A unit consisting of an amplifier, a CD and/or record player, cassette player and radio, with loudspeakers muˈsic-demy noun A size of writing paper, 203/4in×143/8in music drama noun A term used by Wagner to describe opera in which the musical, dramatic and visual elements are given equal emphasis music hall noun
muˈsic-hall adjective music holder noun
music house noun
music master, music mistress or music teacher noun A teacher of music music paper noun Paper ruled for writing music music pen noun A five-channelled pen for drawing the stave music rack noun A rack attached to a musical instrument for holding the player's music music roll noun
music room noun
muˈsic-seller noun A dealer in printed music muˈsic-shell noun A volute shell with markings like music music stand noun A light adjustable frame for holding music during performance music stool noun A piano stool music synthesizer noun (computing) An output device generating sounds similar to musical notes in response to digital signals music theatre noun A form of musical composition given a partly-staged presentation, developed esp in the USA in the 1950s music therapist noun A specialist in the use of music therapy, the controlled use of music in the treatment, education, etc of those with physical or mental disabilities or disorders early music Medieval and Renaissance music (also sometimes extended to baroque) face the music see under face music of the spheres see under sphere music to one's ears Anything that one is very glad to hear rough music
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