harmonious
/hɑːˈməʊniəs/ (bre, ipa) · /hɑːrˈməʊniəs/ (ame, ipa) · /här-ˈmō-nē-əs/ (ame, mw)
harmonious — 形容詞
- harmoniouspositive
- more harmoniouscomparative
- most harmonioussuperlative
1. describes a combination of musical notes, instruments, or voices that are pleasa
和諧
聲音悦耳且融合的
describes a combination of musical notes, instruments, or voices that are pleasant to listen to because they blend so well together.
The church choir produced a warm, harmonious sound that drifted across the square.
教堂詩班發出溫暖而和諧的聲音,飄過整個廣場。
collocation: harmonious sound
Mei-Lin adjusted the violin strings until each note formed a harmonious chord with the piano.
Mei-Lin 調整了小提琴的琴弦,直到每個音符都與鋼琴形成和諧的和弦。
harmonious chord
Unlike the harsh noise of the construction site, the harp music was soft and harmonious.
不像工地的刺耳噪音,豎琴音樂柔和而和諧。
The three singers blended their voices into a harmonious melody that moved the audience.
三位歌手將他們的聲音融合成和諧的旋律,感動了全場觀眾。
- melodic
focuses on the pleasant quality of the tune itself, not necessarily on multiple parts blending
- tuneful
informal; describes a piece of music that is easy and pleasant to sing or whistle
- sweet-sounding
informal; describes a gentle, soft, pleasant sound, often of a single instrument or voice
- discordant
sounds jarring or clashing together
- harsh
rough and unpleasant to the ear
用法筆記
Commonly used with nouns describing sound produced by multiple sources — choir, orchestra, duet, chord, harmony. Less natural for a single unaccompanied instrument playing one note.
常見錯誤
2. describes a relationship, group, or situation in which people interact without c
和睦
關係融洽和平的
describes a relationship, group, or situation in which people interact without conflict, in a friendly and cooperative way.
The neighbours have kept a harmonious relationship for more than fifteen years.
鄰居們維持和睦的關係已經超過十五年了。
collocation: harmonious relationship
After weeks of debate, the team reached a harmonious agreement on the new project timeline.
經過數週的辯論,團隊就新的專案時程達成了和睦的協議。
Fatima believes a harmonious classroom depends on listening to every student's point of view.
Fatima 認為,和睦的課堂取決於傾聽每位學生的觀點。
Two cultural groups worked together to create a harmonious festival for the whole town.
兩個文化團體攜手合作,為整個城鎮打造了一場和睦的慶典。
A harmonious marriage requires patience, honesty, and a willingness to compromise on small matters.
和睦的婚姻需要耐心、誠實,以及在小事上妥協的意願。
- hostile
showing strong opposition or unfriendliness
- tense
marked by anxiety or unresolved conflict between people
- conflict-ridden
full of arguments and disagreement
用法筆記
Frequently used in formal contexts describing communities, international relations, workplaces, or families. Often paired with create, maintain, or promote.
常見錯誤
3. describes colours, flavours, shapes, or design elements that look, taste, or fee
協調
各部分搭配得當的
describes colours, flavours, shapes, or design elements that look, taste, or feel right together because each part enhances the others.
The interior designer chose a harmonious palette of cream, sage green, and warm brown.
室內設計師選擇了由米色、鼠尾草綠和暖棕色組成的協調色板。
collocation: harmonious palette
Chef Mateo created a harmonious blend of spicy and sweet flavours in his signature dish.
Mateo 主廚在他的招牌菜中創造了辣味與甜味的協調融合。
harmonious blend
The modern glass extension had a surprisingly harmonious look beside the old stone farmhouse.
現代的玻璃擴建部分在古老的石頭農舍旁,呈現出令人驚豔的協調感。
Yuki arranged the flowers in a harmonious mix of tall lilies and short purple irises.
Yuki 將高大的百合花和矮小的紫色鳶尾花協調地搭配在一起。
A harmonious garden combines plants of different heights, textures, and blooming seasons.
協調的花園結合了不同高度、質地和花期的植物。
- balanced
focuses on equal proportions or weights; less about aesthetic pleasure
- compatible
emphasises that items can coexist without clashing
- matching
more specific — implies things are deliberately similar in style or colour
- mismatched
items that do not go together visually or functionally
- incongruous
so different from the surroundings that it looks out of place
用法筆記
Unlike sense 2 (people), this sense applies to non-living elements that are arranged or combined. The subject is typically a set of items (colours, flavours, shapes) or a designed space (room, garden, meal).