bass

/beɪs/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈes] /beɪs/ (ame, ipa) · [bˈæs] /ˈbas/ (ame, mw) · /bæs/ (bre, ipa) · [bˈæs] /bæs/ (ame, ipa)

bass — 名詞

  • basssingular
  • bassesplural

1. the deepest part of a piece of music, the male voice that sings there, or the si

1.名詞B2
釋義

低音部

音樂中最低的聲部,也指男低音歌手

the deepest part of a piece of music, the male voice that sings there, or the singer who has that voice

例句

Felix sang the bass line while the choir practised after school.

Felix 在合唱團課後排練時唱低音部。

bass line in choral music

The church organ filled the hall with warm bass during rehearsal.

教堂的風琴在排練時讓整個大廳充滿溫暖的低音。

同義詞
反義詞
  • treble

    the higher musical range or part

文法句型

sing bass

the basses + verb

用法筆記

In music, bass can name the low range itself, the written part, the male voice, or the singer.

2. the low, heavy sounds you hear from speakers, headphones, or similar equipment

2.名詞B1
釋義

低音

音響設備播出的低頻聲音

the low, heavy sounds you hear from speakers, headphones, or similar equipment

例句

Camila turned down the bass because the windows were shaking.

Camila 把低音調小,因為窗戶都在震。

turn down the bass on audio equipment

The new speaker gave the trailer stronger bass in the cinema.

新喇叭讓預告片在戲院裡的低音更有力。

同義詞
  • low end

    informal term for the low-frequency part of a mix

反義詞
  • treble

    the high-frequency part of a sound system

文法句型

turn up the bass

the bass is + adjective

用法筆記

This sense is used for recorded or amplified sound, not for the singing part in music.

3. a four-string electric instrument played to provide the low notes in a band

3.名詞B1
釋義

貝斯

四弦、負責低音線條的電吉他

a four-string electric instrument played to provide the low notes in a band

例句

Selim bought a used bass and joined his cousin's garage band.

Selim 買了一把二手貝斯,加入表哥的車庫樂團。

bass meaning bass guitar in band talk

Vikram slung the bass over one shoulder before sound check.

Vikram 在試音前把貝斯甩到肩上。

同義詞

文法句型

play bass

a bass + verb

用法筆記

In pop and rock settings, bass by itself usually means bass guitar.

4. a very large string instrument, usually played standing up, that carries the bot

4.名詞B2
釋義

低音提琴

樂團裡負責最低聲部的大型弦樂器

a very large string instrument, usually played standing up, that carries the bottom line in an orchestra or jazz group

例句

Benjamin lifted the bass onto the bus with both hands.

Benjamin 用雙手把低音提琴抬上公車。

bass as a large upright instrument

The student tuned the bass beside the cello cases backstage.

那位學生在後台的大提琴琴盒旁替低音提琴調音。

同義詞
  • double bass

    the full formal name used in orchestras and music schools

文法句型

a bass + verb

tune the bass

用法筆記

In orchestras and jazz groups, bass often shortens double bass. The context usually shows that this is the large upright instrument, not the guitar.

bass — 名詞

  • basssingular
  • bassesplural

1. a fish that lives in fresh water or the sea and is often caught for food

1.名詞B1
釋義

鱸魚

海水或淡水裡常見的食用魚

a fish that lives in fresh water or the sea and is often caught for food

例句

The guide cleaned the bass beside the lake before sunset.

嚮導在日落前於湖邊把鱸魚處理乾淨。

bass meaning a fish caught for food

Noa ordered grilled bass with rice and lemon at lunch.

Noa 午餐點了烤鱸魚配白飯和檸檬。

文法句型

catch a bass

grilled bass

用法筆記

This fish sense is pronounced /bæs/, unlike the musical word bass.

bass — 形容詞