Definition of viola d'amore in English:

viola d'amore

noundaˈmɔːreɪviˌoʊlə dɑˈmɔreɪ

A sweet-toned 18th-century musical instrument similar to a viola, but with six or seven strings, and additional sympathetic strings below the fingerboard.
古中提琴，柔音中提琴，维奥拉达莫
Example sentencesExamples
- There isn't a huge repertoire for the viola d'amore and, when you consider the instrument's eccentricities, it is hardly surprising.
- The concerto for lute and viola d'amore is one of his last works
- Thompson believes that playing the viola d'amore has enhanced his viola playing.

Origin

Italian, literally 'viol of love'.

Definition of viola d'amore in US English:

viola d'amore

nounviˌoʊlə dɑˈmɔreɪvēˌōlə däˈmôrā

A sweet-toned 18th-century musical instrument similar to a viola, but with six or seven strings, and additional sympathetic strings below the fingerboard.
古中提琴，柔音中提琴，维奥拉达莫
Example sentencesExamples
- The concerto for lute and viola d'amore is one of his last works
- Thompson believes that playing the viola d'amore has enhanced his viola playing.
- There isn't a huge repertoire for the viola d'amore and, when you consider the instrument's eccentricities, it is hardly surprising.

Origin

Italian, literally ‘viol of love’.

单词	viola d'amore
释义	Definition of viola d'amore in English: viola d'amore noundaˈmɔːreɪviˌoʊlə dɑˈmɔreɪ A sweet-toned 18th-century musical instrument similar to a viola, but with six or seven strings, and additional sympathetic strings below the fingerboard. 古中提琴，柔音中提琴，维奥拉达莫 Example sentencesExamples There isn't a huge repertoire for the viola d'amore and, when you consider the instrument's eccentricities, it is hardly surprising. The concerto for lute and viola d'amore is one of his last works Thompson believes that playing the viola d'amore has enhanced his viola playing. Origin Italian, literally 'viol of love'. Definition of viola d'amore in US English: viola d'amore nounviˌoʊlə dɑˈmɔreɪvēˌōlə däˈmôrā A sweet-toned 18th-century musical instrument similar to a viola, but with six or seven strings, and additional sympathetic strings below the fingerboard. 古中提琴，柔音中提琴，维奥拉达莫 Example sentencesExamples The concerto for lute and viola d'amore is one of his last works Thompson believes that playing the viola d'amore has enhanced his viola playing. There isn't a huge repertoire for the viola d'amore and, when you consider the instrument's eccentricities, it is hardly surprising. Origin Italian, literally ‘viol of love’.
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