cello

/ˈtʃeləʊ/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈtʃeləʊ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈche-(ˌ)lō/ (ame, mw)

cello — 名詞

  • cellosingular
  • cellosplural

1. a large musical instrument made of wood, shaped like a violin but much bigger, t

1.名詞B1
釋義

大提琴

一種大型弦樂器

a large musical instrument made of wood, shaped like a violin but much bigger, that you hold between your knees and play with a long thin piece of wood called a bow, producing low, full sounds

例句

Yuna started taking cello lessons when she was seven years old.

Yuna 七歲時開始上大提琴課。

colloction: cello lessons

The old cello in the corner of the room belonged to Sofia's grandmother.

房間角落那把舊大提琴是 Sofia 祖母留下來的。

possessive: [person]'s cello

文法句型

play + the + cello

cello + noun (cello lesson)

possessive + cello

常見錯誤

❌She plays the cello with a long stick.
✅She plays the cello with a bow.
💡the correct name for the tool used to play a cello is a bow, not a stick.
❌He bought a new cello for his son who plays the violin.
✅He bought a new cello for his son who plays the cello.
💡a person who plays the cello plays cello, not violin.