tenor

noun

/ˈtenə(r)/

/ˈtenər/

[countable] a man’s singing voice with a range just below the lowest woman’s voice; a man with a tenor voice男高音；男高音歌手
- Three celebrated tenors sang at the president's inauguration.三位著名男高音歌手在总统就职仪式上演唱。
compare alto, baritone, bass1, countertenorTopics Musicc2
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- famous
- great
- renowned
- …
verb + tenor
- sing
tenor + verb
- sing
tenor + noun
- aria
- solo
[singular] a musical part written for a tenor voice男高音声部
- We persuaded Jake to sing tenor.我们说服杰克唱男高音。
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- famous
- great
- renowned
- …
verb + tenor
- sing
tenor + verb
- sing
tenor + noun
- aria
- solo
[singular] the tenor of something (formal) the general character or meaning of something大意；要旨；要领
- I was encouraged by the general tenor of his remarks.他话中的要点使我深受鼓舞。
- The whole tenor of the meeting was very positive.会议的总体氛围很积极。
- The general tenor of her argument was that Parliament should redress the balance between rich and poor.她的论点的主旨是议会应该纠正贫富之间的平衡。
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- even
- general
- overall
- …

词源noun senses 1 to 2 late Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin, based on tenere ‘to hold’; so named because the tenor part was allotted (and therefore “held”) the melody. noun sense 3 Middle English: from Old French tenour, from Latin tenor ‘course, substance, import of a law’, from tenere ‘to hold’.

tenor

adjective

/ˈtenə(r)/

/ˈtenər/

[only before noun]

(of a musical instrument乐器) with a range of notes similar to that of a tenor voice次中音的
- a tenor saxophone次中音萨克斯管
compare alto, bass1, soprano
词源adjective late Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin, based on tenere ‘to hold’; so named because the tenor part was allotted (and therefore “held”) the melody.

词汇	tenor
释义	tenor noun /ˈtenə(r)/ /ˈtenər/ [countable] a man’s singing voice with a range just below the lowest woman’s voice; a man with a tenor voice男高音；男高音歌手 Three celebrated tenors sang at the president's inauguration.三位著名男高音歌手在总统就职仪式上演唱。 compare alto, baritone, bass1, countertenorTopics Musicc2 Collocations Dictionaryadjective famous great renowned … verb + tenor sing tenor + verb sing tenor + noun aria solo [singular] a musical part written for a tenor voice男高音声部 We persuaded Jake to sing tenor.我们说服杰克唱男高音。 Collocations Dictionaryadjective famous great renowned … verb + tenor sing tenor + verb sing tenor + noun aria solo [singular] the tenor of something (formal) the general character or meaning of something大意；要旨；要领 I was encouraged by the general tenor of his remarks.他话中的要点使我深受鼓舞。 The whole tenor of the meeting was very positive.会议的总体氛围很积极。 The general tenor of her argument was that Parliament should redress the balance between rich and poor.她的论点的主旨是议会应该纠正贫富之间的平衡。 Collocations Dictionaryadjective even general overall … 词源noun senses 1 to 2 late Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin, based on tenere ‘to hold’; so named because the tenor part was allotted (and therefore “held”) the melody. noun sense 3 Middle English: from Old French tenour, from Latin tenor ‘course, substance, import of a law’, from tenere ‘to hold’. tenor adjective /ˈtenə(r)/ /ˈtenər/ [only before noun] (of a musical instrument乐器) with a range of notes similar to that of a tenor voice次中音的 a tenor saxophone次中音萨克斯管 compare alto, bass1, soprano 词源adjective late Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin, based on tenere ‘to hold’; so named because the tenor part was allotted (and therefore “held”) the melody.
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