Definition of backbeat in English:

backbeat

nounˈbakbiːtˈbakbēt

Music

A strong accent on one of the normally unaccented beats of the bar, used especially in jazz and popular music.
〔乐〕（尤指爵士乐和流行音乐中的）基调强节奏，弱位强拍
the song incorporates an exhilarating backbeat
Example sentencesExamples
- The album works on a simple idea: muted backbeats with beautiful acoustic guitar melodies layered on top.
- By the album's last few tracks, the fills outweigh the backbeats to the point where he's pushing fusion jazz territory.
- He has always liked to stitch his folk songwriting to a muted electronic backbeat, and he retains that sense of cautious experimentalism here.
- A few nifty time changes really wouldn't go amiss and the relentless search for the funky backbeat often precludes the actual resolution of a hummable tune.
- There is just enough of a techno backbeat and muted changes in the music, without totally distorting the song.
- It's meant to be fun and danceable, and as long as the backbeat is steady, you're good to go.
- His own music, as most recently heard on the new double studio album, mixes freewheeling improvisation with playful swing and the occasional funky backbeat.
- The crisp backbeat and twinkling xylophones remind one of a child's playroom, with toys scattered and overturned, and the sun building shadows in their midst.
- It's all held together with a pulsing electronic backbeat and definitely the lightest of the sounds on offer tonight, with one eye on the student indie clubs and the other on the Top 40.
- A steady backbeat conjoined with the wonderfully pacifist chorus ‘You've got to tolerate / All those people that you hate’ make the song one of the album's highlights.
- The band often seem shy of their own talents, content to hammer a sloppy backbeat under familiar-sounding changes.
- The track features a sweet backbeat that sounds like music that would be played on Halloween, interestingly enough.
- It's big, it's fast, it's loud, it's got a backbeat you can't move with a juggernaut and it's definitely not clever.
- It sounds very much like a stock party beat, with plenty of chimes and a very simple backbeat.
- ‘All the Rest’ follows with a more focused pop hook and a strong backbeat.
- One song was roots rock, the next featured reggae backbeats.
- Yet by marrying lyrics that name-checked Ezra Pound and TS Eliot as well as Ma Rainey and Beethoven to a rock'n'roll backbeat, he revolutionised popular music.
- If you were watching closely, you could even catch the occasional moment when the crowd's woozy sway, spurred on by a few almost clubby backbeats, slid into actual dancing.
- So I think when they're playing a backbeat, it's very authentic.
- Nonetheless, the instrumental arrangements are tweaked just enough from track to track (handclaps, xylophone, 70s disco backbeat, etc.) to sustain the listener's interest.

Definition of backbeat in US English:

backbeat

nounˈbakbēt

Music

A strong accent on one of the normally unaccented beats of the bar, used especially in jazz and popular music.
〔乐〕（尤指爵士乐和流行音乐中的）基调强节奏，弱位强拍
the song incorporates an exhilarating backbeat
Example sentencesExamples
- The album works on a simple idea: muted backbeats with beautiful acoustic guitar melodies layered on top.
- It's all held together with a pulsing electronic backbeat and definitely the lightest of the sounds on offer tonight, with one eye on the student indie clubs and the other on the Top 40.
- It sounds very much like a stock party beat, with plenty of chimes and a very simple backbeat.
- The crisp backbeat and twinkling xylophones remind one of a child's playroom, with toys scattered and overturned, and the sun building shadows in their midst.
- So I think when they're playing a backbeat, it's very authentic.
- By the album's last few tracks, the fills outweigh the backbeats to the point where he's pushing fusion jazz territory.
- If you were watching closely, you could even catch the occasional moment when the crowd's woozy sway, spurred on by a few almost clubby backbeats, slid into actual dancing.
- The band often seem shy of their own talents, content to hammer a sloppy backbeat under familiar-sounding changes.
- It's meant to be fun and danceable, and as long as the backbeat is steady, you're good to go.
- There is just enough of a techno backbeat and muted changes in the music, without totally distorting the song.
- The track features a sweet backbeat that sounds like music that would be played on Halloween, interestingly enough.
- It's big, it's fast, it's loud, it's got a backbeat you can't move with a juggernaut and it's definitely not clever.
- A few nifty time changes really wouldn't go amiss and the relentless search for the funky backbeat often precludes the actual resolution of a hummable tune.
- A steady backbeat conjoined with the wonderfully pacifist chorus ‘You've got to tolerate / All those people that you hate’ make the song one of the album's highlights.
- ‘All the Rest’ follows with a more focused pop hook and a strong backbeat.
- One song was roots rock, the next featured reggae backbeats.
- He has always liked to stitch his folk songwriting to a muted electronic backbeat, and he retains that sense of cautious experimentalism here.
- Yet by marrying lyrics that name-checked Ezra Pound and TS Eliot as well as Ma Rainey and Beethoven to a rock'n'roll backbeat, he revolutionised popular music.
- Nonetheless, the instrumental arrangements are tweaked just enough from track to track (handclaps, xylophone, 70s disco backbeat, etc.) to sustain the listener's interest.
- His own music, as most recently heard on the new double studio album, mixes freewheeling improvisation with playful swing and the occasional funky backbeat.

单词	backbeat
释义	Definition of backbeat in English: backbeat nounˈbakbiːtˈbakbēt Music A strong accent on one of the normally unaccented beats of the bar, used especially in jazz and popular music. 〔乐〕（尤指爵士乐和流行音乐中的）基调强节奏，弱位强拍 the song incorporates an exhilarating backbeat Example sentencesExamples The album works on a simple idea: muted backbeats with beautiful acoustic guitar melodies layered on top. By the album's last few tracks, the fills outweigh the backbeats to the point where he's pushing fusion jazz territory. He has always liked to stitch his folk songwriting to a muted electronic backbeat, and he retains that sense of cautious experimentalism here. A few nifty time changes really wouldn't go amiss and the relentless search for the funky backbeat often precludes the actual resolution of a hummable tune. There is just enough of a techno backbeat and muted changes in the music, without totally distorting the song. It's meant to be fun and danceable, and as long as the backbeat is steady, you're good to go. His own music, as most recently heard on the new double studio album, mixes freewheeling improvisation with playful swing and the occasional funky backbeat. The crisp backbeat and twinkling xylophones remind one of a child's playroom, with toys scattered and overturned, and the sun building shadows in their midst. It's all held together with a pulsing electronic backbeat and definitely the lightest of the sounds on offer tonight, with one eye on the student indie clubs and the other on the Top 40. A steady backbeat conjoined with the wonderfully pacifist chorus ‘You've got to tolerate / All those people that you hate’ make the song one of the album's highlights. The band often seem shy of their own talents, content to hammer a sloppy backbeat under familiar-sounding changes. The track features a sweet backbeat that sounds like music that would be played on Halloween, interestingly enough. It's big, it's fast, it's loud, it's got a backbeat you can't move with a juggernaut and it's definitely not clever. It sounds very much like a stock party beat, with plenty of chimes and a very simple backbeat. ‘All the Rest’ follows with a more focused pop hook and a strong backbeat. One song was roots rock, the next featured reggae backbeats. Yet by marrying lyrics that name-checked Ezra Pound and TS Eliot as well as Ma Rainey and Beethoven to a rock'n'roll backbeat, he revolutionised popular music. If you were watching closely, you could even catch the occasional moment when the crowd's woozy sway, spurred on by a few almost clubby backbeats, slid into actual dancing. So I think when they're playing a backbeat, it's very authentic. Nonetheless, the instrumental arrangements are tweaked just enough from track to track (handclaps, xylophone, 70s disco backbeat, etc.) to sustain the listener's interest. Definition of backbeat in US English: backbeat nounˈbakbēt Music A strong accent on one of the normally unaccented beats of the bar, used especially in jazz and popular music. 〔乐〕（尤指爵士乐和流行音乐中的）基调强节奏，弱位强拍 the song incorporates an exhilarating backbeat Example sentencesExamples The album works on a simple idea: muted backbeats with beautiful acoustic guitar melodies layered on top. It's all held together with a pulsing electronic backbeat and definitely the lightest of the sounds on offer tonight, with one eye on the student indie clubs and the other on the Top 40. It sounds very much like a stock party beat, with plenty of chimes and a very simple backbeat. The crisp backbeat and twinkling xylophones remind one of a child's playroom, with toys scattered and overturned, and the sun building shadows in their midst. So I think when they're playing a backbeat, it's very authentic. By the album's last few tracks, the fills outweigh the backbeats to the point where he's pushing fusion jazz territory. If you were watching closely, you could even catch the occasional moment when the crowd's woozy sway, spurred on by a few almost clubby backbeats, slid into actual dancing. The band often seem shy of their own talents, content to hammer a sloppy backbeat under familiar-sounding changes. It's meant to be fun and danceable, and as long as the backbeat is steady, you're good to go. There is just enough of a techno backbeat and muted changes in the music, without totally distorting the song. The track features a sweet backbeat that sounds like music that would be played on Halloween, interestingly enough. It's big, it's fast, it's loud, it's got a backbeat you can't move with a juggernaut and it's definitely not clever. A few nifty time changes really wouldn't go amiss and the relentless search for the funky backbeat often precludes the actual resolution of a hummable tune. A steady backbeat conjoined with the wonderfully pacifist chorus ‘You've got to tolerate / All those people that you hate’ make the song one of the album's highlights. ‘All the Rest’ follows with a more focused pop hook and a strong backbeat. One song was roots rock, the next featured reggae backbeats. He has always liked to stitch his folk songwriting to a muted electronic backbeat, and he retains that sense of cautious experimentalism here. Yet by marrying lyrics that name-checked Ezra Pound and TS Eliot as well as Ma Rainey and Beethoven to a rock'n'roll backbeat, he revolutionised popular music. Nonetheless, the instrumental arrangements are tweaked just enough from track to track (handclaps, xylophone, 70s disco backbeat, etc.) to sustain the listener's interest. His own music, as most recently heard on the new double studio album, mixes freewheeling improvisation with playful swing and the occasional funky backbeat.
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