melodies

英 [ˈmɛlədiz]

美 [ˈmɛlədiz]

n.  旋律; 曲调; (尤指)主旋律; (旋律简洁的)乐曲，歌曲; 乐曲的音符编排
melody的复数

柯林斯词典

• 旋律;曲调
  Amelodyis a tune.
• N-UNCOUNT 婉转;悦耳
  Melodyis the quality of having a pleasant tune.
  1. Her voice was full of melody.
     她的声音非常悦耳。

双语例句

• With much vibrato and glissando, she depicted the vocal melodies and with just as much sensitivity and temperament she expressed the poesy of the pieces and her joy of life.
  她用颤音和滑奏拉出歌唱般的旋律，而她演奏时的那种细腻和气质为听众描绘了一篇篇的诗歌和她生命中的快乐。
• Doris played a few simple melodies on an ancient organ.
  桃丽丝弹古老的风琴，奏了几首简单的曲子。
• He ground out his favorite melodies until we were tired of them.
  他连续不断地演奏他喜爱的那些曲调直到我们听得感到厌烦才停下来。
• He wrote melodies with a beginning and a middle and an end.
  他写的旋律有开始、中段和结束。
• Which flavor of pop music where adulterated with China or Chinese opera melodies, lyrics?
  哪些流行歌曲里搀杂有中国韵味或中国戏曲的旋律、歌词？
• The human ability to invent melodies, harmonies, and rhythms amazes me.
  人类创造旋律、和声和韵律（节奏）的能力让我惊讶。
• And these lyrics and melodies never go out of style.
  而且这些歌词和旋律永远不会过时。
• Early music was based on single tunes, or melodies.
  早期的乐曲是以单一的曲调或旋律为基础的。
• The composer wove three separate melodies into his composition.
  作曲家将三段不同的旋律融合在自己的作品中。
• Its haunting melodies can often be heard on the vast Mongolian grasslands;
  在辽阔的草原上，常常可以听到它悠长的旋律。