viol
viol — 名詞
- violsingular
- violsplural
1. An early string instrument made of wood. Musicians produce its sound by drawing
維奧爾琴
15至17世紀的弓弦樂器
An early string instrument made of wood. Musicians produce its sound by drawing a bow across the strings. The player holds it upright between the legs, similar to a modern cello. Viols were widely used in European music from the 1500s to the 1600s, and they typically have six strings, a flat back, and small metal bars (frets) on the neck that guide the fingers to the correct notes.
At the Renaissance fair, João played a slow, gentle melody on his viol.
João 在文藝復興市集上用他的維奧爾琴演奏了一首緩慢柔和的曲子。
collocation: play + viol
The museum owns a viol from the year 1580 with carvings on its neck and body.
這間博物館收藏了一把1580年的維奧爾琴，琴頸和琴身上都有雕刻裝飾。
A viol has a flat back and frets on its neck, unlike a modern violin.
維奧爾琴有平坦的背板和琴頸上的琴格，這點與現代小提琴不同。
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Shanti learned to play the viol at a summer workshop on early European music.
Shanti 在一個早期歐洲音樂的暑期工作坊學到了如何演奏維奧爾琴。
collocation: learn to play the viol
- play the viol
- viol player
- viol music
- viol consort
- bass viol
- treble viol
- Renaissance viol
- viola da gamba
the full Italian name; used in formal or historical writing about early music
用法筆記
Frequently used with the definite article: play the viol. The instrument is also called viola da gamba in historical music contexts.
常見錯誤
同根字
- violist名詞C1
- viola da gamba名詞C1
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- viol player
- viol music
- viol consort
- viol piece
- viol maker
常用片語
- play the viol
- play a viol
- bass viol
- treble viol
- Renaissance viol
介系詞搭配
- on the viol