英语释义

• the music of Beethoven;

  "he enjoyed Beethoven most of all"

• German composer of instrumental music (especially symphonic and chamber music); continued to compose after he lost his hearing (1770-1827)

片语

Beethoven march贝多芬进行曲

Beethoven Forever永远的贝多芬

Beethoven Remix命运的命运

Beethoven The贝多芬钢琴协奏曲全集

Beethoven Impression贝多芬印象

Beethoven Violin格鲁米欧

Hotel Beethoven贝多芬酒店

Beethoven Symphony贝多芬交响乐

ludwig van beethoven贝多芬

beethoven quintettsatz贝多芬

英汉例句

• At the thought the minor movement of the Beethoven begins to play in her head, the trills long and terrible like little rolling drums.

  一想到这，贝多芬的小调乐章就开始在她脑海里演奏起来，悠长而又可怕的颤音，像是轻轻擂出的鼓点- - - - - -。

• So how does Beethoven go about making the Ode to joy joyful?

  那贝多芬是怎么把欢乐颂处理得那么令人，愉悦的呢？

• I have a comprehensive range of music from Beethoven to Chinese folk songs.

  我有很全面的音乐收集从贝多芬到中国民乐。

• Her approach to Mozart also served her well in larger works, like the Beethoven concertos.

  在学习莫扎特的过程中，她涉猎了大量的作品，例如贝多芬的协奏曲。

• Its richness of orchestration lies between Beethoven and Mahler.

  其丰富的管弦乐编曲横亘于贝多芬和马勒之间。

• Beethoven is the best-known composer of classical music. His music is very touching.

  贝多芬是最着名的古典音乐作曲家，他的音乐非常动人。

• Beethoven was trusted more or less from the outset of a career during a course of which he became the most powerful and innovative of all great symphonists.

  在贝多芬逐渐成长为最强大，最具创造力的伟大交响乐作曲家的过程中，他几乎一开始就受到人们的信赖。

• He moved the audience onto another plane where they stopped thinking about technique, or mere pianism, and came face to face with the music, with Beethoven himself.

  他把听众带到了另外一种境界，他们不再考虑技巧或纯粹的钢琴性，而是与音乐直接交流，与贝多芬本人直接交流。

• Beethoven is the greatest musician of all time.

  贝多芬是有史以来最伟大的音乐家了。

• In the year 1796 Beethoven began losing his hearing. In spite of his illness he immersed himself in his work and created some of the greatest works of music.

  然而自1796年来，贝多芬开始逐渐丧失听力，而他却无视疾病的折磨，潜心音乐，并不断创作出伟大的作品。

• It's a great opera, one of a few great operas about married love, especially interesting because Beethoven never got married, always wanted to but never could find the right woman.

  这是一部很伟大的歌剧，是少数伟大的，关于婚后爱情的歌剧之一，有趣是因为贝多芬没有结婚，他总想结婚，但没能找到合适的女人。

• If I had been writing it — What did Beethoven do here?

  不知我写下这段没有，贝多芬在这里做了什么？

• Was this the same Beethoven to whose sonata I had done such violence?

  如此的暴力和我所弹过的奏鸣曲会是同一个贝多芬吗？

• The best known composers of that time were Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809), Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756-1791), and later Ludwig Beethoven (1770-1827).

  当时最有名的作曲家是弗朗茨·约瑟夫·海顿(1732- 1809)，沃尔夫冈·莫扎特(1756- 1791)和后来的路德维希·贝多芬(1770- 1827)。

• Driving to school with Beethoven blaring, I’d switch to KROQ as I entered the parking lot, swerving into my spot believing I’d put one over on people again.

  驾车去学校我也把贝多芬的音乐放得震响。 一手调整着KROQ音乐广播，一手突然转向晃过行人将车急停在车场的停车位上。