music

[5mju:zik]

n.

Music, music

music

[5mju:zik]

n.

Music

Music; sheet music

Pleasant sound; musical sound

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Appreciation of music

Band, chorus

(Hound) dog barking

[Elegant] Fierce debate, noisy

Legal sanctions, punishment

compose music

Composition

the music of the stream

The beautiful stream Sound

musicbook

n.

Music score

musicbox

n.

Music box

musiccase

n.

Music score clip

musichall

n.

Concert Hall

[English] Acrobatic Theater

He leafed through the music.

He leafed through the music scores one by one.

He has no music in himself.

He has no ability to appreciate music.

face the music

Be fearless in the face of danger; be brave enough to bear the consequences; listen to blame or criticism

set sth. to music

Compose music

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music of the spheres

celestial music

music to sb.'s ears

Pleasant sounds, pleasant words

absolute music

Pure music, untitled music

background music

Background music, soundtrack

brass band music

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Wind music

canned music

Record music; sound film music

chamber music

Chamber music

chin music

[American slang] small talk, empty talk

effect music

effect music

field music

March band member, marching music

incidental music

(drama, movie, etc.) interlude

interlude [interval] music

< p>Interlude music, interlude music, interlude

programme music

Title music

rough music

Noise

soul music

[American] black music

wall paper music

Use amplifying equipment to play record music in restaurants and offices

Accompaniment music used to accompany dialogue or action in movies and radio dramas