Definition of encore in English:

encore

noun ˈɒŋkɔːˈɑnkɔr

A repeated or additional performance of an item at the end of a concert, as called for by an audience.
（音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演
everybody got up on stage for the final encore
Example sentencesExamples
- The riot lasted forty-five minutes and an encore performance was put on the following night.
- At 62 she rarely betrayed her age and, if my memory serves me correctly, she performed a number of encores to thank the very enthusiastic audience.
- After the first encore, the crowd made it obviously clear they wanted more.
- An encore of a Galician folk song was a welcome chance to appreciate the group's many talents once again.
- The two-hour set was a mix of new songs and older hits with two encores.
- After a standing ovation and two encores, we were left wanting more.
- They did two encores, the second of which began simply with Johnson performing solo acoustic.
- We all start stamping our feet and calling for the obligatory encore.
- In short, a band that is gracious enough to perform two encores is worthy of forgiveness.
- Then they produced a second-half encore which delighted their manager even more.
- After receiving their prizes, the winners performed an encore.
- After the final encore, the curtains shut and people began to leave.
- They order a jug of sangria, watching the Argentinian who, aware of his audience's renewed interest, is now performing an encore.
- One starstruck lad stood in front of the stage, waiting patiently for a second encore.
- The crowd of course couldn't let it go at that and we demanded an encore.
- The audience loved it nonetheless, applauding and demanding an encore.
- After a few minutes of shouts for more, they reappear for the inevitable encore.
- They are playing their second encore after some serious chanting and foot stomping.
- We are also pleased that an encore performance was requested by the public.
- And then it's time for the encores and final farewells.
Synonyms
repeat performance, extra performance, additional performance, replay, repeat, repetition
curtain call

exclamation ˈɒŋkɔːˈɑnkɔr

Again! (as called by an audience at the end of a concert)
it was Louis who shouted ‘Bravo! Encore!’

verbˈɒŋkɔːˈɑnkɔr

[with object]

1Call for a repeated or additional performance of (an item) at the end of a concert.
（音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演
several arias were encored
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Va, pensiero,’ the opera's most famous excerpt, was even encored on opening night.
- At the Richter premiere the third movement was encored, and Elgar wrote beside it in his programme ‘lovely’.
- Spice was encored three times.
1. 1.1no object (of a performer) give an encore.
  he encored with a solo number
  Example sentencesExamples
  Willie Ryan encored with his lovely poem, and Noreen Cusack entertained us all with her comedic skills.
  They started slowly, but by the time they encored with Phat Planet there were no doubts left, nor much of your ears.
  It is wholly to Solomon's honour that even in the mad tempo that he chose, he managed to play it truly impeccably and encore it later.
  He encored with ‘The Lakes of Ponchartrain’ and finished the night to a standing ovation with ‘The World is What You Make it’.
  Onstage, we could hear the screams for the boys to encore!
  When I went to see it in Tours, they had to encore the last number five times!’
  The Shostakovich 5th, after the interval, brought the house down so he encored the last couple of minutes of it.
  It's rare that someone can encore with a brand new song and still yank at heart strings.
  They encored with England Made Me, and a brilliantly dispassionate version of one of Bowie's more histrionic moments.
  He encored with the new ‘Gravel Road’ and an urgent ‘Leaving It Up To You.’
  When The Mikado was premiered at London's Savoy Theatre the audience were charmed to the point of uproar, demanding that their favourite songs be encored four times.
  They encore with a cover of a song from ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’.

Origin

Early 18th century: French, literally 'still, again'.

Definition of encore in US English:

encore

nounˈɑnkɔrˈänkôr

A repeated or additional performance of an item at the end of a concert, as called for by an audience.
（音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演
Example sentencesExamples
- One starstruck lad stood in front of the stage, waiting patiently for a second encore.
- They did two encores, the second of which began simply with Johnson performing solo acoustic.
- The riot lasted forty-five minutes and an encore performance was put on the following night.
- After a standing ovation and two encores, we were left wanting more.
- After receiving their prizes, the winners performed an encore.
- The two-hour set was a mix of new songs and older hits with two encores.
- After the first encore, the crowd made it obviously clear they wanted more.
- After the final encore, the curtains shut and people began to leave.
- And then it's time for the encores and final farewells.
- They order a jug of sangria, watching the Argentinian who, aware of his audience's renewed interest, is now performing an encore.
- After a few minutes of shouts for more, they reappear for the inevitable encore.
- At 62 she rarely betrayed her age and, if my memory serves me correctly, she performed a number of encores to thank the very enthusiastic audience.
- The audience loved it nonetheless, applauding and demanding an encore.
- They are playing their second encore after some serious chanting and foot stomping.
- The crowd of course couldn't let it go at that and we demanded an encore.
- In short, a band that is gracious enough to perform two encores is worthy of forgiveness.
- An encore of a Galician folk song was a welcome chance to appreciate the group's many talents once again.
- We are also pleased that an encore performance was requested by the public.
- We all start stamping our feet and calling for the obligatory encore.
- Then they produced a second-half encore which delighted their manager even more.
Synonyms
repeat performance, extra performance, additional performance, replay, repeat, repetition

exclamationˈɑnkɔrˈänkôr

Called out by an audience at the end of a concert to request an additional performance.
再来一个

verbˈɑnkɔrˈänkôr

[with object]

Give or call for a repeated or additional performance of (an item) at the end of a concert.
（音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演
Example sentencesExamples
- Spice was encored three times.
- At the Richter premiere the third movement was encored, and Elgar wrote beside it in his programme ‘lovely’.
- ‘Va, pensiero,’ the opera's most famous excerpt, was even encored on opening night.

Origin

Early 18th century: French, literally ‘still, again’.

单词	encore
释义	Definition of encore in English: encore noun ˈɒŋkɔːˈɑnkɔr A repeated or additional performance of an item at the end of a concert, as called for by an audience. （音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演 everybody got up on stage for the final encore Example sentencesExamples The riot lasted forty-five minutes and an encore performance was put on the following night. At 62 she rarely betrayed her age and, if my memory serves me correctly, she performed a number of encores to thank the very enthusiastic audience. After the first encore, the crowd made it obviously clear they wanted more. An encore of a Galician folk song was a welcome chance to appreciate the group's many talents once again. The two-hour set was a mix of new songs and older hits with two encores. After a standing ovation and two encores, we were left wanting more. They did two encores, the second of which began simply with Johnson performing solo acoustic. We all start stamping our feet and calling for the obligatory encore. In short, a band that is gracious enough to perform two encores is worthy of forgiveness. Then they produced a second-half encore which delighted their manager even more. After receiving their prizes, the winners performed an encore. After the final encore, the curtains shut and people began to leave. They order a jug of sangria, watching the Argentinian who, aware of his audience's renewed interest, is now performing an encore. One starstruck lad stood in front of the stage, waiting patiently for a second encore. The crowd of course couldn't let it go at that and we demanded an encore. The audience loved it nonetheless, applauding and demanding an encore. After a few minutes of shouts for more, they reappear for the inevitable encore. They are playing their second encore after some serious chanting and foot stomping. We are also pleased that an encore performance was requested by the public. And then it's time for the encores and final farewells. Synonyms repeat performance, extra performance, additional performance, replay, repeat, repetition curtain call exclamation ˈɒŋkɔːˈɑnkɔr Again! (as called by an audience at the end of a concert) it was Louis who shouted ‘Bravo! Encore!’ verbˈɒŋkɔːˈɑnkɔr [with object] 1Call for a repeated or additional performance of (an item) at the end of a concert. （音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演 several arias were encored Example sentencesExamples ‘Va, pensiero,’ the opera's most famous excerpt, was even encored on opening night. At the Richter premiere the third movement was encored, and Elgar wrote beside it in his programme ‘lovely’. Spice was encored three times. 1.1no object (of a performer) give an encore. he encored with a solo number Example sentencesExamples Willie Ryan encored with his lovely poem, and Noreen Cusack entertained us all with her comedic skills. They started slowly, but by the time they encored with Phat Planet there were no doubts left, nor much of your ears. It is wholly to Solomon's honour that even in the mad tempo that he chose, he managed to play it truly impeccably and encore it later. He encored with ‘The Lakes of Ponchartrain’ and finished the night to a standing ovation with ‘The World is What You Make it’. Onstage, we could hear the screams for the boys to encore! When I went to see it in Tours, they had to encore the last number five times!’ The Shostakovich 5th, after the interval, brought the house down so he encored the last couple of minutes of it. It's rare that someone can encore with a brand new song and still yank at heart strings. They encored with England Made Me, and a brilliantly dispassionate version of one of Bowie's more histrionic moments. He encored with the new ‘Gravel Road’ and an urgent ‘Leaving It Up To You.’ When The Mikado was premiered at London's Savoy Theatre the audience were charmed to the point of uproar, demanding that their favourite songs be encored four times. They encore with a cover of a song from ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’. Origin Early 18th century: French, literally 'still, again'. Definition of encore in US English: encore nounˈɑnkɔrˈänkôr A repeated or additional performance of an item at the end of a concert, as called for by an audience. （音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演 Example sentencesExamples One starstruck lad stood in front of the stage, waiting patiently for a second encore. They did two encores, the second of which began simply with Johnson performing solo acoustic. The riot lasted forty-five minutes and an encore performance was put on the following night. After a standing ovation and two encores, we were left wanting more. After receiving their prizes, the winners performed an encore. The two-hour set was a mix of new songs and older hits with two encores. After the first encore, the crowd made it obviously clear they wanted more. After the final encore, the curtains shut and people began to leave. And then it's time for the encores and final farewells. They order a jug of sangria, watching the Argentinian who, aware of his audience's renewed interest, is now performing an encore. After a few minutes of shouts for more, they reappear for the inevitable encore. At 62 she rarely betrayed her age and, if my memory serves me correctly, she performed a number of encores to thank the very enthusiastic audience. The audience loved it nonetheless, applauding and demanding an encore. They are playing their second encore after some serious chanting and foot stomping. The crowd of course couldn't let it go at that and we demanded an encore. In short, a band that is gracious enough to perform two encores is worthy of forgiveness. An encore of a Galician folk song was a welcome chance to appreciate the group's many talents once again. We are also pleased that an encore performance was requested by the public. We all start stamping our feet and calling for the obligatory encore. Then they produced a second-half encore which delighted their manager even more. Synonyms repeat performance, extra performance, additional performance, replay, repeat, repetition exclamationˈɑnkɔrˈänkôr Called out by an audience at the end of a concert to request an additional performance. 再来一个 verbˈɑnkɔrˈänkôr [with object] Give or call for a repeated or additional performance of (an item) at the end of a concert. （音乐会结束时应观众要求的）再演，加演 Example sentencesExamples Spice was encored three times. At the Richter premiere the third movement was encored, and Elgar wrote beside it in his programme ‘lovely’. ‘Va, pensiero,’ the opera's most famous excerpt, was even encored on opening night. Origin Early 18th century: French, literally ‘still, again’.
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