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Melody ˈmelədi Play Pleasant Noun Tune Haunting Voice

The word 'melody' refers to a tune or a sequence of musical notes that is pleasing to hear. It can be a specific tune within a piece of music or the general quality of having a pleasant sound.

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Collins
melody ★★☆☆☆
/me̱lədi/
1
[N-COUNT 可数名词]旋律;曲调 A melody is a tune.
  [FORMAL 正式]
    2
    [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]婉转;悦耳 Melody is the quality of having a pleasant tune.
    • Her voice was full of melody.

      她的声音非常悦耳。


    Oxford mel·ody / ˈmelədi ; NAmE ˈmelədi / noun ( plural mel·odies ) 1 [countable ] a tune, especially the main tune in a piece of music written for several instruments or voices 旋律;曲调;(尤指)主旋律 a haunting melody 萦绕心头的旋律 The melody is then taken up by the flutes. 接着由长笛奏主旋律。 collocationsat
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    2 [countable ] a piece of music or a song with a clear or simple tune (旋律简洁的)乐曲,歌曲 old Irish melodies 古老的爱尔兰歌曲 3 [uncountable ] the arrangement of musical notes in a tune 乐曲的音符编排 A few bars of melody drifted towards us. 几小节乐曲从远处传来。 melody melodies
    mel·ody / ˈmelədi ; NAmE ˈmelədi /
    LDC
    melodymel‧o‧dy /ˈmelədi/ ●○○ noun (plural melodies)
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    1[countable] a song or tune:  They played some lovely melodies. a haunting melody see thesaurus at
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    2[uncountable] the arrangement of musical notes in a way that is pleasantCOLLOCATIONSadjectivesa sweet/pretty/lovely melody (=pleasant)· The pianist played a sweet melody.a good/strong melody· It’s hard to find rules about what makes a good melody.a simple melody· I like songs with a simple melody.a catchy melody (=one that is easy to remember)· With their catchy melodies, the songs are likely to be hits.a haunting melody (=used about a beautiful melody, especially one that is rather sad and which you remember for a long time)· He began to play a soulful, haunting melody.a plaintive melody (=sad)· The song's plaintive melody expresses perfectly the feeling of loneliness that she feels after her lover has gone.a lilting melody (=rising and falling in a pleasant way)· Lennon’s voice enters with a gently lilting melody.a pop melody (=one that is typical of a pop song)· The album’s perfect pop melodies make it probably the best record this year.verbshave a melody· All his songs have good melodies.play a melody· At this point, the flute begins to play the melody.sing a melody· She sang the melodies as though she loved them.carry the melody (=play or sing the melody, while other voices or instruments play other notes)· The soprano voice carries the melody.melody + NOUNthe melody line (=the melody, compared to the other parts of the music)· The melody line is often set too high for people singing in church.
    WDF

    melody

    [ˈmelədi]

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    旋律(74%),曲调(15%),曲子(7%),美妙的音乐(4%)
    n.旋律;歌曲;美妙的音乐
    n.(Melody)人名;(英)梅洛迪

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