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单词 staccato
释义
staccato
adjective,adverb
uk
/stəˈkɑː.təʊ/us
/stəˈkɑː.t̬oʊ/
used todescribemusicalnotesthat areshortandseparatewhenplayed, or this way ofplayingmusic:
断音的（地）；断奏的（地）
Themusicsuddenlychangedfrom asmoothmelodyto a staccatorhythm.音乐突然由流畅的旋律变为断音的节奏。
Sheplayedthewholepiecestaccato toimprovehertechnique.她以断奏方式弹奏了整首曲子，以提高自己的技巧。
used todescribeanoiseor way ofspeakingthat consists of aseriesofshortandseparatesounds:
（噪声或说话方式）断断续续的，不连贯的
She gave staccatorepliesto everyquestion.她回答每个问题都是支支吾吾的。
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(Definition ofstaccatofrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

staccato| American Dictionary

staccato
adjective,adverb
us
/stəˈkɑt̬·oʊ/
(ofmusic)playedasshort,separatenotes
If anoiseisdescribedas staccato, it consists of aseriesofshort,quicksounds:
Thesuddenstaccatoburstoffireworksstartledus.
(Definition ofstaccatofrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofstaccato

staccato
They recognised thestaccatoslicing of time, at so many frames per second, as an aggressive march of mechanisation.
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Thestaccatoshould be of the" hail" type.
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In the first section, a high-pitched, cheerfully inexpressive chordalstaccatois followed by a contrasting legato phrase tracing melodic contortions at the lower octave.
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They revolve around a number of leitmotifs that lend cohesion to thestaccato, surveying movement of the general discussion.
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The rapid bowed quavers of the former become the rapidstaccatosemiquavers of the latter.
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Where the latter is sustained and song-like, the former is characterised bystaccato, detaché quavers vigorously arpeggiating up and down through leaps of (mainly) fifths.
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Similarly, changing the numbers in the articulation list will make a legato phrase sound morestaccato.
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A dry percussive attack or astaccatosound (without resonance) are examples.
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Thestaccatonature of bird song suggests that changes of breath should excite resonant modulation.
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Around this ground element, one hears percussive gestures,staccatosounds, patterns of repeated sounds, high vibratos or fluttering sounds, glottal stops and multiphonics.
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Thestaccatoeffect of this structure arouses the reader's curiosity in its terseness and economy.
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At daybreak one morning there was a sudden burst of shouting, drumming, and thestaccatoof horses' hooves.
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In accord with its graphic image, the desired detachment stands half-way between a mildstaccatoand a legato.
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The writing style isstaccatoand seems to come from the reference being used at the time.
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The lines, spokenstaccatoby the actors, are choppy, stilted fragments rather than smooth streams of input.
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