duet

/djuˈet/ (bre, ipa) · /duˈet/ (ame, ipa) · /dü-ˈet also dyü-/ (ame, mw)

duet — 名詞

  • duetsingular
  • duetsplural

1. music written for a pair of performers, or a live performance where each person

1.名詞B1
釋義

對唱;二重奏

兩人一起唱或演奏的曲子或演出

music written for a pair of performers, or a live performance where each person takes one part.

例句

Elise and Bao ended the concert with a quiet piano duet.

Elise 和 Bao 以一首安靜的鋼琴二重奏為音樂會收尾。

collocation: piano duet

The teacher chose a short duet for Hassan and Meera to sing.

老師選了一首短短的對唱,讓 Hassan 和 Meera 來唱。

pattern: duet for + performers

同義詞
  • duo

    usually the pair of performers rather than the piece they sing or play

  • double act

    broader and less musical; often used for comedy or stage partners

反義詞
  • solo

    a piece or performance for one performer

  • ensemble

    a performance by a larger group rather than just two people

文法句型

sing a duet

play a duet

duet for + instrument or voice

用法筆記

This word can name either the piece itself or the act of performing it. It is often followed by for when you name the instruments or voices, as in a duet for violin and piano.

常見錯誤

They sang a duo at the concert.
They sang a duet at the concert.
💡'duo' usually names the pair of performers, while 'duet' names the shared piece or performance.
It was a duet of violin and piano.
It was a duet for violin and piano.
💡music is normally described as written 'for' instruments or voices.

duet — 動詞