tunefully
tunefully — 副詞
1. producing sounds that form a pleasant, well-ordered series of musical notes — us
悅耳地
發出優美旋律的聲音
producing sounds that form a pleasant, well-ordered series of musical notes — used especially to describe singing, playing an instrument, or melodic natural sounds such as birdsong.
Every Sunday, the children's choir sang tunefully at the morning service in the village church.
每個星期天，兒童合唱團在村莊教堂的晨間禮拜中唱得悅耳動聽。
modifies 'sang': singing + tunefully
A small bird chirped tunefully from the cherry tree outside Aoi's bedroom window.
一隻小鳥在 Aoi 臥室窗外的櫻花樹上悅耳地啁啾。
natural sound: bird chirping + tunefully
The music teacher smiled to hear her students play their violins tunefully at last.
音樂老師微笑著，聽到學生們第一次把小提琴拉得悅耳動聽。
Rachid hummed tunefully as he walked home through the park in the fading evening light.
Rachid 在傍晚漸暗的天色中穿過公園走回家，一路上悅耳地哼著歌。
Sofia tuned each string with care, then played the guitar tunefully for her family.
Sofia 仔細調好每一根琴弦，然後為家人彈奏出悅耳的吉他聲。
- melodiously
more formal and suggests a smooth, flowing quality; common in written description of music.
- harmoniously
stresses that notes sound well together, often used for multi-part music (choir, band).
- musically
broader in meaning; can refer to any quality related to music, not just pleasant sound.
- tunelessly
direct opposite; producing sound that lacks a pleasant tune.
- discordantly
suggests harshness or clashing notes rather than simple lack of tune.
文法句型
verb of sound + tunefully
用法筆記
Commonly pairs with verbs of singing, playing instruments, or natural sound (birds, wind). Typically placed after the verb it modifies.