Sonata Meaning in English
word
səˈnɑtə
suh-NAH-tuh
sənˈɑːtɐ
suh-NAH-tuh
释义
A sonata is a piece of classical music, usually for one or two instruments, typically with several sections or movements.
用法与细微差别
'Sonata' is used mostly in classical music contexts. Famous examples are Beethoven's 'Moonlight Sonata.' The word is not used for pop or modern songs.
Spanish: sonataPortuguese (BR): sonataPortuguese (PT): sonataChinese (Simplified): 奏鸣曲Chinese (Traditional): 奏鳴曲Hindi: सोनाटाArabic: سوناتاBengali: সোনাটাRussian: сонатаJapanese: ソナタVietnamese: sonataKorean: 소나타Turkish: sonatUrdu: سوناتاIndonesian: sonata
例句
He played a beautiful sonata on the piano.
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Beethoven composed many famous sonatas.
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A sonata often has three or four movements.
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Have you ever listened to the 'Moonlight Sonata' before bed?
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The violinist's new sonata really impressed the audience.
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"I can't believe you played the entire sonata by memory!"
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