music
noun
ˈmjuːzɪk noun
1 a series of sounds made by instruments or voices in a way that is pleasant or exciting 音乐，乐曲
2 the art of writing or playing music 音乐艺术
Peter’s studying music at college.
彼得在大学学习音乐。
music lessons
音乐课
music business/industry etc
a career in the music business
音乐行业里的职业生涯
3 a set of written marks representing music, or paper with the written marks on it 乐谱，曲谱
I left my music at home.
我把乐谱落在家里了。
McCartney never learned to read music .
麦卡特尼一直没有学会识谱。
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be music to your ears
if someone’s words are music to your ears, they make you very happy or pleased 〔某人的话〕听起来顺耳，动听
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set/put sth to music
to write music so that the words of a poem, play etc can be sung 为…谱 （配 ）上曲调〔以便能唱〕
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Music band group band group concert concert
Do not say ‘musics’ or ‘a music’. is an uncountable noun. Do not say ‘music band’ or ‘music group’. Say or . You can also use a word that describes a type of music before or . Do not say ‘music concert’. Say . You can also use a word that describes a type of music before . 也可以在 concert 之前用一个描述音乐种类的词
I love listening to music.
我喜欢听音乐。
Why don’t we form a band?
我们为什么不组建一支乐队呢？
My favourite group is S Club 7.
我最喜欢的乐队是“七小龙”。
a jazz band
爵士乐队
a rock group
摇滚乐队
It was the first time I’d been to a concert.
那是我第一次去听音乐会。
pop concerts
流行音乐会
a classical music concert
古典音乐会