chords

英 [kɔːdz]

美 [kɔrdz]

n.  和弦; 和音; 弦
chord的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• See also:...the opening chords of 'Stairway to Heaven'.vocal cords
• PHRASE 激起共鸣;触动心弦
  If somethingstrikes a chord withyou, it makes you feel sympathy or enthusiasm.
  1. Mr Jenkins' arguments for stability struck a chord with Europe's two most powerful politicians...
     詹金斯先生关于稳定的论点引起了欧洲两位最有影响的政治家的共鸣。
  2. Burke's sentiments undoubtedly struck a responsive chord in Parliament.
     伯克的观点无疑引起了议会的积极回应。

双语例句

• He played some random chords.
  他演奏了几个随意的和弦。
• Once more he played those plangent chords.
  他再次拨动了那些深沉悲凉的琴弦。
• Utter with tense vocal chords.
  用拉紧的元音和音说出。
• The last chords of the suite build to a crescendo.
  组曲的最后和音部分渐入高潮。
• The structure of music with respect to the composition and progression of chords.
  有关乐章和合唱进程的音乐结构。
• Of course, the accompanist has to respond to the different expressiveness of the chords in supporting the melody.
  当然，伴奏者必须对那些为旋律所配和弦的不同“表情”做出反应。
• Focus and visualize playing the chords.
  重点和想象打弦。
• Fergus 'song: I sang it alone in the house, holding down the long dark chords.
  弗格斯之歌，我独自在家里吟唱，抑制着那悠长、阴郁的和音。
• A bass part written out in full and accompanied by figures for successive chords.
  为了连续的合唱而完整地写出来用数字伴奏的低音部分。
• Singers practice breathing every day, as their vocal chords would be inadequate without controlled muscular support.
  歌手们每天都练习吊嗓子，因为如果不能有效地控制肌肉的话，他们的声带将不能满足演唱的要求。