symphonies

英 [ˈsɪmfəniz]

美 [ˈsɪmfəniz]

n.  交响乐; 交响曲
symphony的复数

柯林斯词典

• (通常由四个乐章组成的)交响乐，交响曲
  Asymphonyis a piece of music written to be played by an orchestra. Symphonies are usually made up of four separate sections called movements.

双语例句

• As he grew up, he wrote many operas and symphonies.
  随着他逐渐长大，他写了很多歌剧和交响乐。
• Young Composer: But Herr Mozart, you were writing symphonies when you were 8 years old.
  青年作曲家：但是莫扎特先生，你8岁就谱写交响曲了呀。
• No one would deny that Beethoven's symphonies are great masterpieces.
  人人都认为贝多芬的交响乐是伟大的杰作。
• You were compositing vigorous and firm symphonies in beautiful tone, and I was your loyal listener.
  你金嗓子正唱着雄浑的交响曲，而我则是一个忠实的听众。
• His compositions include six symphonies and three operas.
  他的作品包括六部交响乐和三部歌剧。
• I have always wanted to write symphonies and concertos; doing a musical like this is like middle ground for me.
  我一直想写交响曲和协奏曲，所以做音乐剧有点像是种妥协！
• I've got all the Beethoven symphonies on tape.
  我有贝多芬交响乐全部的录音带。
• Later composers followed Haydn's outline plans for his symphonies and other works.
  后来作曲家们都仿效海顿谱写交响曲和其他作品的布局。
• Dvorak also wrote a number of other symphonies and nine operas.
  德沃夏克还写过许多其他的交响曲和九部歌剧。
• We should appreciate that great symphonies were written from only seven simple notes that God gave the entire universe.
  我们应该明白，伟大的交响乐是用上帝给予全世界的七个简单的音符谱写成的。