repertoire

repertoire — 名詞

1. the body of music, plays, dances, and other creative works that a performer or g

1.名詞B2
釋義

曲目；劇目

表演者能演出的全部作品

the body of music, plays, dances, and other creative works that a performer or group has learned and is ready to present

例句

Apinya spent years building a piano repertoire that ranges from Baroque to contemporary jazz.

Apinya 花了數年時間建立自己的鋼琴曲目，從巴洛克涵蓋到當代爵士樂。

repertoire + range from...to — showing scope of collection

The theatre company's repertoire includes three classic Chinese operas and two modern dance pieces.

這個劇團的劇目包括三部經典中文歌劇和兩齣現代舞作品。

repertoire + includes — listing contents

同義詞
  • collection

    more general; does not imply performance readiness

  • repertory

    more technical; often used for a theatre or company's full list

  • catalogue

    emphasises an organised list rather than the performer's knowledge

文法句型

repertoire + of + noun

用法筆記

This sense is most commonly used in the context of music, theatre, and other performing arts. The word is nearly always singular even when referring to many items.

常見錯誤

❌The band played a repertoire of five songs last night.
✅The band played a set of five songs last night.
💡'repertoire' refers to the total body of works a performer can draw from, not the specific pieces performed on one occasion.

2. the complete range of skills, methods, or approaches that a person or organizati

2.名詞B2
釋義

本領；技能

一個人或組織擁有的全部技巧或方法

the complete range of skills, methods, or approaches that a person or organization has available to use

例句

As a chef, Folake's repertoire of cooking techniques includes both Japanese knife skills and French pastry methods.

身為廚師，Folake 的烹飪技巧既包含日本刀工也涵蓋法式糕點方法。

repertoire of [skill domain] — typical pattern for abilities

A good teacher's repertoire should include various ways to explain the same concept to different students.

一位好老師的教學方法應該包括用不同方式向不同學生解釋同一個概念。

同義詞
  • range

    broader and more neutral; does not imply active command

  • arsenal

    similar but suggests strategic or combative use

  • skill set

    more modern and specific to job-related abilities

  • scope

    emphasises the extent or breadth rather than the contents

文法句型

repertoire + of + noun

用法筆記

This metaphorical sense extends the performance meaning to any field of activity. It is often followed by 'of' plus a domain noun (e.g., 'repertoire of skills', 'repertoire of strategies').

常見錯誤

❌He has a wide repertoire of experiences in different countries.
✅He has a wide range of experiences in different countries.
💡'repertoire' is for skills and methods one can actively use, not for passive experiences.