piano
piano — 名詞
1. a keyboard instrument whose keys make notes by sending small hammers against str
鋼琴
用鍵盤敲弦發聲的樂器
a keyboard instrument whose keys make notes by sending small hammers against strings inside it.
Rita practises the piano for thirty minutes before school each day.
Rita 每天上學前都會練三十分鐘鋼琴。
pattern: practise / play the piano
An old piano stood by the window, and children pressed its keys after lunch.
一架老鋼琴放在窗邊,孩子們午飯後會按它的琴鍵。
At the wedding, Leo sat at the piano and played one slow song.
婚禮上,Leo 坐在鋼琴前彈了一首慢歌。
The workers carried the piano slowly upstairs before Nina's piano lesson began.
工人在 Nina 的鋼琴課開始前,慢慢把鋼琴搬上樓。
Ms Chen asked Mia to clean the piano keys after class.
下課後,Ms Chen 叫 Mia 擦乾淨鋼琴琴鍵。
- pianoforte
the older full name; now formal or historical
- keyboard
broader; often refers to an electronic instrument, not necessarily an acoustic piano
- electric piano
a related instrument with a similar playing role, but electronic rather than string-based
文法句型
play the piano
practise the piano
sit at the piano
用法筆記
Usually used with verbs such as play, practise, tune, and sit at. When you mean the skill, learner English normally uses 'play the piano' or 'learn the piano' rather than leaving out the article.
常見錯誤
piano — 副詞
1. in music, in a quiet way; used to tell a singer or player to perform more softly
輕柔地
樂譜上指要輕聲演奏
in music, in a quiet way; used to tell a singer or player to perform more softly.
The conductor stopped the band and said, "Take the next line piano."
指揮停下樂隊說:「下一行請輕柔地演奏。」
music instruction: take the line piano
In rehearsal, the violins entered piano after the drum roll ended.
排練時,小提琴在鼓聲停下後輕柔地進來。
Mrs Patel wrote piano above the last phrase in our choir music.
Mrs Patel 在我們的合唱譜最後一句上方寫了 piano。
The last four notes should be played piano, not with full force.
最後四個音要輕柔地彈,不要用全力。
After the loud middle section, the cellos returned piano for eight bars.
大聲的中段過後,大提琴接著八小節都要輕柔地拉。
文法句型
play piano
sing piano
marked piano in a score
用法筆記
Seen mainly in printed music, rehearsals, and music lessons rather than everyday conversation. It often appears as the symbol 'p' in a score and contrasts with forte for loud playing.