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单词 chord
释义
chord
noun[C]
uk
/kɔːd/us
/kɔːrd/

chordnoun[C](MUSIC)

three or moremusicalnotesplayedat the sametime:
（音乐的）和弦，和音
Shestrummeda few chords on herguitar.她在吉他上弹了几个和弦。
a CmajorchordC大调和弦
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Technical music terms
  • accidental
  • aleatory
  • andante
  • antiphonal
  • arpeggio
  • arr.
  • discord
  • dissonance
  • harmony
  • key signature
  • longa
  • mike check
  • modulate
  • slur
  • stepwise
  • syncopate
  • syncopated
  • syncopation
  • tempo
  • trill
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chordnoun[C](MATHS)

astraightlinethatjoinstheendsof anarc(= acurvedlinethatformspartof acircle)
弦（连接圆上任意两点的线段）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Geometry: parts of geometrical shapes
  • angle
  • axes
  • axis
  • bulky
  • conic
  • corresponding sides
  • crosswise
  • frustum
  • hemisphere
  • hemispherical
  • hypotenuse
  • perimeter
  • plane
  • section
  • symmetrical
  • symmetrically
  • symmetry
  • tan
  • ultra-dense
  • vertex
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(Definition ofchordfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
Examples from literature
  • For me a simple chord of Beethoven is enough.
  • Perhaps the guilty one did not dare to leave Atlanta, for the chimes sang in minor chords on several nights after.
  • She strummed a few chords on her guitar.
  • Then there must be a thorough drill in scales, arpeggios, chords, and a variety of finger exercises, before any kind of pieces are taken up.
  • Wistful almost is the slow vanishing until the last chords come like the breaking of a fairy trance.

chord| American Dictionary

chord
noun[C]
us
/kɔrd/

chordnoun[C](NOTES)

music
three or moremusicalnotesplayedat the sametime
chord
us
/kɔrd/

chord(LINE)

mathematics
alinesegment(=part)whose endpointsarepointson acircle
(Definition ofchordfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofchord

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Event generators are used to represent the common structures of the musical vocabulary such as chords, ostinati, or compositional algorithms.
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Perhaps to save space, harmonies are often notated as chords with a noncommittal arpeggio sign rather than expressed as detailed figurations.
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The special quality of these chords is not so much that they offer a variety of meanings between which it is difficult to choose.
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In fact the thirty-four chords, in conjunction with the theatrical absence, can be used to elide or avoid all the opera's critical questions.
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We have nothing dramatic or operatic on which to hang the chords.
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The waveform diagram displays the contrast between spatially extended, sustained dissonant chords and sharply articulated, strongly localised (on the left) dynamic peaks of the percussion.
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Traditional staff notation is better suited to the illustration of such aspects as melody, rhythm, chords, dynamics and articulations.
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How many previously played chords must be considered to predict the current one?
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The time interval between the selection of the best chords in two successive cycles may be different.
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In each generation, a population of thirty chords is produced and evaluated.
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The most adventurous chords are first-inversion dominant sevenths, in measures 9 and 22.
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Just as the melody economises on notes, the harmony economises on chords.
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Given a connected network graph, choosing a spanning tree within it defines its branches and chords.
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Single-®nger chords, autoaccompaniment styles and melodic auto-harmonisation are common auto features.
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As the final chords rang round the auditorium, the entire school rose in rapturous applause; the tour had started well.
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