pianos

英 [pɪˈænəʊz]

美 [piˈænoʊz]

n.  钢琴
piano的复数

柯林斯词典

Pronounced /pi'ænəʊ/ for meaning 1, and /pi'ɑːnəʊ/ for meaning 2. 义项1读作/pi'ænəʊ/，义项2读作/pi'ɑːnəʊ/。


• See also:I taught myself how to play the piano...He started piano lessons at the age of 7....sonatas for cello and piano....Rachmaninov's Fourth Piano Concerto.grand pianoupright piano
• 轻轻地；微弱地
  A piece of music that is playedpianois played quietly.

双语例句

• Pianos which have a pleasant timbre are of higher price.
  音品好的钢琴价格往往也比一般的高。
• My friend and I were playing pianos.
  我和我的朋友在弹钢琴。
• The musical presentation with the original ALTEC horn is excellent when listening to saxophone, brass and cymbals, but it is not so good with voices, and it just fails with violins and pianos.
  与原来的奥特喇叭的音乐表现是出色的时候听萨克斯管，铜管和铜钹，但它的声音不那么好，它只是用小提琴和钢琴失败。
• We have seen your advertisement in "The Music" magazine and are interested in your pianos of all types.
  我方见到贵公司在音乐杂志上的广告，从而对贵方的各种型号的钢琴颇感兴趣。
• The pianos in the other shop will be cheaper, but not as good.
  另一家商店的钢琴会便宜些，但没这么好。
• Mine is dishes and dusters, and envying girls with nice pianos, and being afraid of people.
  锅、碗、瓶、盆，扫帚抹布，嫉妒有漂亮钢琴的女孩，害怕生人，这些都是我的担子。
• Some pianos come from Asia;
  一些钢琴来自亚洲，问。
• Today, members are encouraged to feel almost like collective owners of its properties, lounging on lawns, playing ancient pianos or enjoying games of croquet.
  今天，信托组织鼓励会员像财产的集体业主一样，躺在草坪上，弹奏古老的钢琴或是享受着槌球游戏的乐趣。
• In developed countries such as Japan, up to a quarter of households own pianos.
  在日本等发达国家，多达四分之一的家庭拥有钢琴。
• Someone who tunes pianos.
  一个给钢琴调音的人。