clarinet
clarinet — 名詞
- clarinetsingular
- clarinetsplural
1. a long, narrow musical instrument made of wood or dark plastic. You hold it poin
單簧管
一種木管樂器，經由簧片發聲
a long, narrow musical instrument made of wood or dark plastic. You hold it pointing down and blow into the mouthpiece, where a thin piece of material (called a reed) shakes to create sound.
Hui practised the clarinet for two hours every evening in her small apartment.
Hui 每晚都在她的小公寓裡練習兩小時的單簧管。
collocation: practise + the clarinet
The school band needed a new clarinet player after Samir moved away.
Samir 搬家後，學校樂團需要一位新的單簧管手。
collocation: clarinet player
Kemi's clarinet case was covered with stickers from music festivals she had attended.
Kemi 的單簧管盒上貼滿了她參加過的音樂節貼紙。
Théo carefully cleaned his clarinet after each practice, wiping the reed with a soft cloth.
Théo 每次練習後都會仔細清潔他的單簧管，用軟布擦拭簧片。
At the concert, the clarinet section played a gentle melody that filled the hall.
音樂會上，單簧管聲部演奏了一段優美的旋律，響徹全場。
文法句型
play + the + clarinet
a + clarinet
clarinet + noun
用法筆記
When talking about the instrument as a type of activity, use 'the': 'play the clarinet'. When referring to one physical instrument, use 'a': 'She bought a clarinet.'