Definition of radiophonic in English:

radiophonic

adjective ˌreɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈfɒnɪkˌreɪdioʊˈfɑnɪk

Relating to or denoting sound, especially music, produced electronically.
电子声（尤指音乐）的
a radiophonic wind effect
Example sentencesExamples
- This is an excerpt from the radiophonic composition, featuring Nyoongah kids at play in the West Australian desert - singing, swimming in a waterhole abuzz with insects.
- This extract comes from a radiophonic piece about accordion players in Western Australia.
- He is the author of 16 volumes, acclaimed radiophonic works, and live and broadcast performances.
- Acclaimed Australian composer Moya Henderson reveals the process and the poignant story at the heart of her new radiophonic composition.
- ‘The Help Without You’ is all gamelan tones and slow radiophonic workshop melodies, dignified but exhausted.
- The play reveals in farcical fashion, the secret lives of electrical appliances, making full use of the radiophonic possibilities.
- Just as his later film work would often have an unmistakable radiophonic quality, so too his radio programs have a pronounced cinematic edge.
- ‘Ears’ is an oral history featuring a musical and radiophonic composition by Colin Black.
- In 2002 Robert was commissioned by the Dutch broadcaster NPS to produce a radiophonic composition for their music program Supplement.
- He describes the finished product as, ‘an exploration of the concept of home, of personal change, of identities or multiplicity of identities through radiophonic format.’

Definition of radiophonic in US English:

radiophonic

adjectiveˌrādēōˈfänikˌreɪdioʊˈfɑnɪk

Relating to or denoting sound, especially music, produced electronically.
电子声（尤指音乐）的
a radiophonic wind effect
Example sentencesExamples
- The play reveals in farcical fashion, the secret lives of electrical appliances, making full use of the radiophonic possibilities.
- He describes the finished product as, ‘an exploration of the concept of home, of personal change, of identities or multiplicity of identities through radiophonic format.’
- In 2002 Robert was commissioned by the Dutch broadcaster NPS to produce a radiophonic composition for their music program Supplement.
- ‘The Help Without You’ is all gamelan tones and slow radiophonic workshop melodies, dignified but exhausted.
- ‘Ears’ is an oral history featuring a musical and radiophonic composition by Colin Black.
- This extract comes from a radiophonic piece about accordion players in Western Australia.
- He is the author of 16 volumes, acclaimed radiophonic works, and live and broadcast performances.
- Acclaimed Australian composer Moya Henderson reveals the process and the poignant story at the heart of her new radiophonic composition.
- Just as his later film work would often have an unmistakable radiophonic quality, so too his radio programs have a pronounced cinematic edge.
- This is an excerpt from the radiophonic composition, featuring Nyoongah kids at play in the West Australian desert - singing, swimming in a waterhole abuzz with insects.

单词	radiophonic
释义	Definition of radiophonic in English: radiophonic adjective ˌreɪdɪə(ʊ)ˈfɒnɪkˌreɪdioʊˈfɑnɪk Relating to or denoting sound, especially music, produced electronically. 电子声（尤指音乐）的 a radiophonic wind effect Example sentencesExamples This is an excerpt from the radiophonic composition, featuring Nyoongah kids at play in the West Australian desert - singing, swimming in a waterhole abuzz with insects. This extract comes from a radiophonic piece about accordion players in Western Australia. He is the author of 16 volumes, acclaimed radiophonic works, and live and broadcast performances. Acclaimed Australian composer Moya Henderson reveals the process and the poignant story at the heart of her new radiophonic composition. ‘The Help Without You’ is all gamelan tones and slow radiophonic workshop melodies, dignified but exhausted. The play reveals in farcical fashion, the secret lives of electrical appliances, making full use of the radiophonic possibilities. Just as his later film work would often have an unmistakable radiophonic quality, so too his radio programs have a pronounced cinematic edge. ‘Ears’ is an oral history featuring a musical and radiophonic composition by Colin Black. In 2002 Robert was commissioned by the Dutch broadcaster NPS to produce a radiophonic composition for their music program Supplement. He describes the finished product as, ‘an exploration of the concept of home, of personal change, of identities or multiplicity of identities through radiophonic format.’ Definition of radiophonic in US English: radiophonic adjectiveˌrādēōˈfänikˌreɪdioʊˈfɑnɪk Relating to or denoting sound, especially music, produced electronically. 电子声（尤指音乐）的 a radiophonic wind effect Example sentencesExamples The play reveals in farcical fashion, the secret lives of electrical appliances, making full use of the radiophonic possibilities. He describes the finished product as, ‘an exploration of the concept of home, of personal change, of identities or multiplicity of identities through radiophonic format.’ In 2002 Robert was commissioned by the Dutch broadcaster NPS to produce a radiophonic composition for their music program Supplement. ‘The Help Without You’ is all gamelan tones and slow radiophonic workshop melodies, dignified but exhausted. ‘Ears’ is an oral history featuring a musical and radiophonic composition by Colin Black. This extract comes from a radiophonic piece about accordion players in Western Australia. He is the author of 16 volumes, acclaimed radiophonic works, and live and broadcast performances. Acclaimed Australian composer Moya Henderson reveals the process and the poignant story at the heart of her new radiophonic composition. Just as his later film work would often have an unmistakable radiophonic quality, so too his radio programs have a pronounced cinematic edge. This is an excerpt from the radiophonic composition, featuring Nyoongah kids at play in the West Australian desert - singing, swimming in a waterhole abuzz with insects.
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