symphonious

symphonious — 形容詞

  • symphoniouspositive
  • more symphoniouscomparative
  • most symphonioussuperlative

1. used to describe sounds, voices, or groups of instruments that blend together in

1.形容詞C2
釋義

和諧的

聲音或事物協調融合的

used to describe sounds, voices, or groups of instruments that blend together in a pleasant and well-balanced way, or — more broadly — things that work together smoothly.

例句

The symphonious roar of the waterfall and the birds created a peaceful atmosphere.

瀑布與鳥鳴交織成和諧的聲響，營造出寧靜的氛圍。

symphonious + concrete nature sounds

The symphonious blend of voices helped the choir stand out during the contest.

合唱團中和諧的聲音融合，幫助該團在比賽中脫穎而出。

同義詞
  • harmonious

    more common and less formal; covers the same range of sound and visual agreement

  • melodious

    restricted to sounds that are sweet and tuneful; does not extend to non-audio contexts

  • euphonious

    similar register and rarity, but focuses on pleasant sound quality rather than the blending of multiple elements

反義詞
  • discordant

    direct opposite — describes sounds that clash rather than blend

  • dissonant

    more specific to music theory; describes notes that sound harsh or unresolved together

用法筆記

Frequently used in formal or literary contexts. Most often describes sounds, voices, or instruments that combine harmoniously, but can also extend to visual or conceptual agreement (a symphonious colour scheme, a symphonious set of policies).

常見錯誤

❌The choir sang symphoniously.
✅The choir produced a symphonious sound.
💡'symphonious' is an adjective, not an adverb; the adverbial form 'symphoniously' is extremely rare.
❌The music was very symphonious.
✅The music had a symphonious blend of instruments.
💡'symphonious' works better when describing the combination or blend rather than a single item.