Definition of semi-opera in English:

semi-opera

noun

A drama or similar entertainment with a substantial proportion of vocal music in addition to instrumental movements.
（多用声乐的）半歌剧
Purcell's four highly successful semi-operas
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the first semi-opera written from scratch, with more than a dozen musical episodes and using a huge orchestra.
- After the Restoration the masque transferred to the professional theatre, where its tradition continued in Purcell's semi-operas.
- His Psyche of 1675 is an important forerunner of the semi-operas later taken up by Purcell and others.
- None of these were strictly semi-operas, but the spoken word continued to exert a strong influence.
- Pioneering began with the introduction of English semi-operas into the repertories of colonial theatres.

Definition of semi-opera in US English:

semi-opera

nounˌsemˌī-

A drama or similar entertainment with a substantial proportion of vocal music in addition to instrumental movements.
（多用声乐的）半歌剧
Example sentencesExamples
- This was the first semi-opera written from scratch, with more than a dozen musical episodes and using a huge orchestra.
- None of these were strictly semi-operas, but the spoken word continued to exert a strong influence.
- After the Restoration the masque transferred to the professional theatre, where its tradition continued in Purcell's semi-operas.
- His Psyche of 1675 is an important forerunner of the semi-operas later taken up by Purcell and others.
- Pioneering began with the introduction of English semi-operas into the repertories of colonial theatres.

单词	semi-opera
释义	Definition of semi-opera in English: semi-opera noun A drama or similar entertainment with a substantial proportion of vocal music in addition to instrumental movements. （多用声乐的）半歌剧 Purcell's four highly successful semi-operas Example sentencesExamples This was the first semi-opera written from scratch, with more than a dozen musical episodes and using a huge orchestra. After the Restoration the masque transferred to the professional theatre, where its tradition continued in Purcell's semi-operas. His Psyche of 1675 is an important forerunner of the semi-operas later taken up by Purcell and others. None of these were strictly semi-operas, but the spoken word continued to exert a strong influence. Pioneering began with the introduction of English semi-operas into the repertories of colonial theatres. Definition of semi-opera in US English: semi-opera nounˌsemˌī- A drama or similar entertainment with a substantial proportion of vocal music in addition to instrumental movements. （多用声乐的）半歌剧 Example sentencesExamples This was the first semi-opera written from scratch, with more than a dozen musical episodes and using a huge orchestra. None of these were strictly semi-operas, but the spoken word continued to exert a strong influence. After the Restoration the masque transferred to the professional theatre, where its tradition continued in Purcell's semi-operas. His Psyche of 1675 is an important forerunner of the semi-operas later taken up by Purcell and others. Pioneering began with the introduction of English semi-operas into the repertories of colonial theatres.
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