A1 noun 中性 #235 最常用

music

/ˈmjuːzɪk/

Music consists of sounds that are arranged in a way that is pleasant or exciting to listen to. It is an uncountable noun used to describe songs, melodies, or instrumental pieces performed by voices or instruments.

例句

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1

I like to listen to music while I cook dinner.

I enjoy hearing songs while I prepare my evening meal.

2

The gala featured live music performed by a local orchestra.

The formal event included a group of musicians playing instruments in person.

3

Hey, turn up the music! I love this song!

Please make the sound louder because I enjoy this particular track.

词族

名词
music
Verb
musicalize
副词
musically
形容词
musical
相关
musician
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记忆技巧

Think of the 'Muses' from Greek mythology who inspired the arts; 'Music' is the art of the Muses.

快速测验

She is a very talented person; she plays ______ all day.

正确!

正确答案是: music

例句

1

I like to listen to music while I cook dinner.

everyday

I enjoy hearing songs while I prepare my evening meal.

2

The gala featured live music performed by a local orchestra.

formal

The formal event included a group of musicians playing instruments in person.

3

Hey, turn up the music! I love this song!

informal

Please make the sound louder because I enjoy this particular track.

4

The study explores the impact of classical music on student concentration.

academic

The research looks at how traditional instrumental sounds affect a student's focus.

5

We need to select appropriate background music for the corporate video.

business

We must choose suitable sounds to play behind the scenes of our company film.

词族

名词
music
Verb
musicalize
副词
musically
形容词
musical
相关
musician

常见搭配

play music to produce music using an instrument or a device
listen to music to pay attention to musical sounds
live music music performed in front of an audience
classical music traditional music following established European forms
loud music music played at a high volume

常用短语

face the music

to accept the unpleasant consequences of one's actions

music to my ears

information that is very pleasing to hear

set to music

to write or provide music for a piece of writing or a poem

容易混淆的词

music vs song

'Music' is the general category (uncountable), while 'song' is an individual piece of music with words (countable).

music vs noise

'Music' is organized and usually pleasant, while 'noise' is disorganized and often unpleasant.

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使用说明

Music is an uncountable noun. You should not use it with 'a' or in a plural form like 'musics' when talking about general sounds or songs.

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常见错误

Many learners say 'I like a music' or 'I listened to many musics'. Instead, say 'I like music' or 'I listened to many songs'.

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记忆技巧

Think of the 'Muses' from Greek mythology who inspired the arts; 'Music' is the art of the Muses.

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词源

Derived from the Greek 'mousike techne', meaning the art of the Muses.

语法模式

uncountable noun no plural form used with singular verbs
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文化背景

Music is considered a universal language found in every human culture across history.

快速测验

She is a very talented person; she plays ______ all day.

正确!

正确答案是: music

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