How do you use "piano" in a sentence?

She has been taking piano lessons since childhood. The grand piano dominated the concert hall. He played a beautiful melody on the piano.

piano

Q: What does "piano" mean?

A large keyboard musical instrument with strings A 'piano' is a large musical instrument with a keyboard, where hammers strike strings to produce sound. Types include grand pianos, upright pianos, and digital pianos. It's fundamental to classical music and widely used in other genres.

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Significado: A large keyboard musical instrument with strings

钢琴

piano

ピアノ

피아노

A 'piano' is a large musical instrument with a keyboard, where hammers strike strings to produce sound. Types include grand pianos, upright pianos, and digital pianos. It's fundamental to classical music and widely used in other genres.

「piano」是一种有键盘的大型乐器，锤子敲击琴弦产生声音。类型包括三角钢琴、立式钢琴和数码钢琴。它是古典音乐的基础，也广泛用于其他音乐流派。

«Piano» es un instrumento musical grande con teclado, donde los martillos golpean las cuerdas para producir sonido. Los tipos incluyen pianos de cola, pianos verticales y pianos digitales. Es fundamental en la música clásica y ampliamente usado en otros géneros.

「piano」はキーボードを持つ大型楽器で、ハンマーが弦を叩いて音を出します。グランドピアノ、アップライトピアノ、デジタルピアノなどの種類があります。クラシック音楽の基本であり、他のジャンルでも広く使用されています。

'Piano'는 건반이 있는 대형 악기로, 해머가 현을 쳐서 소리를 냅니다. 그랜드 피아노, 업라이트 피아노, 디지털 피아노 등이 있으며, 클래식 음악의 기본 악기이자 다른 장르에서도 널리 사용됩니다.

Ejemplos

She has been taking piano lessons since childhood.
她从小就开始上钢琴课。
Ella ha estado tomando clases de piano desde la infancia.
彼女は子供の頃からピアノのレッスンを受けています。
그녀는 어린 시절부터 피아노 레슨을 받고 있습니다.
The grand piano dominated the concert hall.
那架三角钢琴在音乐厅里占据主导地位。
El piano de cola dominaba la sala de conciertos.
グランドピアノがコンサートホールを支配していました。
그랜드 피아노가 콘서트 홀을 압도했습니다.
He played a beautiful melody on the piano.
他在钢琴上弹奏了一首美丽的旋律。
Él tocó una hermosa melodía en el piano.
彼はピアノで美しいメロディーを弾きました。
그는 피아노로 아름다운 멜로디를 연주했습니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Italian 'pianoforte', shortened to 'piano', from 'piano e forte' (soft and loud), because unlike the harpsichord, it could vary dynamics. 'Piano' comes from Latin 'planus' (flat, smooth).

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Historia y curiosidades

Short for 'pianoforte,' from Italian 'piano e forte' meaning soft and loud. Invented around 1700 by Bartolomeo Cristofori, it could play both soft and loud notes unlike the harpsichord.

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