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opera n.歌剧n.挪威Opera软件公司的浏览器软件 (1) 你听过用法语唱的这场歌剧吗？(2) 她一演唱剧院就满座。(3) 那位歌剧演员声音宏亮。(4) 这部歌剧很精彩。(5) 他们计划这个星期天去看歌剧演出。 We get the word opera from the Latin and, later, from the Italian, a noun formed from the word operari, "to work." The style evolved in Italy around 1600, and was initially unrealistic, mainly a chance for soloists to show off. In the mid-18th Century the focus shifted to both strong story and exquisite singing. Emotion is an important quality, a trait carried over to "soap operas" which have no singing but plenty of fake tears.

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英 ['ɒpərə] 美 ['ɒpərə] (1) Have you heard the opera sung in French?(2) Opera houses were packed out whenever she was singing.(3) That opera singer has good lungs.(4) The opera was quite stupendous.(5) They planned to go to the opera this Sunday. An opera is a theatrical piece that tells a story totally through the music. It consists of recitatives which provide the narrative plot line and elaborate chorus singing, along with duets and arias, which are the parts we most remember. 1[N-VAR 可变名词]See also:soap opera；歌剧 An opera is a play with music in which all the words are sung. ...a one-act opera about contemporary women in America.关于当代美国女性的独幕歌剧...Donizetti's opera 'Lucia di Lammermoor'.多尼采蒂的歌剧《拉美莫尔的露西娅》...an opera singer...歌剧演员He was also learned in classical music with a great love of opera.他还是个酷爱歌剧的古典音乐专家。

英语单词	opera
英美音标	英 ['ɒpərə] 美 ['ɒpərə]
中文释义	n.歌剧 n.挪威Opera软件公司的浏览器软件
英语例句	(1) Have you heard the opera sung in French? (2) Opera houses were packed out whenever she was singing. (3) That opera singer has good lungs. (4) The opera was quite stupendous. (5) They planned to go to the opera this Sunday.
中文例句	(1) 你听过用法语唱的这场歌剧吗？ (2) 她一演唱剧院就满座。 (3) 那位歌剧演员声音宏亮。 (4) 这部歌剧很精彩。 (5) 他们计划这个星期天去看歌剧演出。
vocabulary简明	An opera is a theatrical piece that tells a story totally through the music. It consists of recitatives which provide the narrative plot line and elaborate chorus singing, along with duets and arias, which are the parts we most remember.
vocabulary扩展	We get the word opera from the Latin and, later, from the Italian, a noun formed from the word operari, "to work." The style evolved in Italy around 1600, and was initially unrealistic, mainly a chance for soloists to show off. In the mid-18th Century the focus shifted to both strong story and exquisite singing. Emotion is an important quality, a trait carried over to "soap operas" which have no singing but plenty of fake tears.
柯林斯解释	1 [N-VAR 可变名词]See also:soap opera ；歌剧 An opera is a play with music in which all the words are sung. ...a one-act opera about contemporary women in America. 关于当代美国女性的独幕歌剧 ...Donizetti's opera 'Lucia di Lammermoor'. 多尼采蒂的歌剧《拉美莫尔的露西娅》 ...an opera singer... 歌剧演员 He was also learned in classical music with a great love of opera. 他还是个酷爱歌剧的古典音乐专家。

Opera Singing Story Word Music 英 ɒpərə] 美 ɒpərə