musicians

英 [mju(ː)ˈzɪʃənz]

美 [mjuˈzɪʃənz]

n.  音乐家; 作曲家; 乐师
musician的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 音乐演奏者;音乐家
  Amusicianis a person who plays a musical instrument as their job or hobby.
  1. He was a brilliant musician.
     他是一位才华横溢的音乐家。
  2. ...one of Britain's best known rock musicians.
     英国最知名的摇滚乐手之一

双语例句

• Three of Bach's sons became well-known musicians.
  巴赫的儿子中有三个成为有名的音乐家。
• Black-leather jackets and tattoos are the standard tools of the trade for heavy-metal musicians.
  黑皮夹克与纹身是重金属乐手的标准行头。
• His friends are all artistic-they're painters, musicians and writers.
  他的朋友都很有艺术天赋&他们中有画家、音乐家和作家。
• He has always rated himself above ordinary musicians.
  他总认为自己比一般的音乐家高。
• He wowed audiences and other musicians with his brilliant trumpet playing.
  他精彩的小号表演博得了观众和其他音乐家的喝彩。
• It took the musicians two and a half days to record their soundtrack for the film
  乐师们花了两天半的时间为电影录制配乐。
• · performing artists ( such as actors and musicians) in their performances;
  在表演中的表演艺术家（例如演员和音乐家）；
• Symphony musicians cannot necessarily sight-read.
  交响乐乐师未必就能视奏。
• This is where many musicians lose their battle with low self-esteem and quit.
  这是许多音乐家失去了他们的自尊的战斗和退出的地方。
• Onstage, the musicians are actually sitting behind the loudspeakers.
  舞台演出时，乐师实际上坐在扬声器后面演奏。