ensemble
意味: A group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together; a coordinated outfit of clothing; the overall effect or impression created by the parts of something working together.
In performing arts, an ensemble emphasises collaborative rather than solo performance. 'Ensemble cast' in film and television refers to a production with multiple lead characters rather than a single star. In fashion, an ensemble is a carefully coordinated set of garments. In meteorology and climate science, ensemble modelling uses multiple simulations to predict weather patterns.
例文
- The string ensemble performed a programme of Baroque music at St Martin-in-the-Fields. 弦乐合奏团在圣马丁教堂演奏了一套巴洛克音乐曲目。El ensemble de cuerda interpretó un programa de música barroca en St Martin-in-the-Fields.弦楽アンサンブルがセント・マーティン・イン・ザ・フィールズでバロック音楽のプログラムを演奏しました。현악 앙상블이 세인트 마틴 인 더 필즈에서 바로크 음악 프로그램을 연주했습니다.
- The film boasts a remarkable ensemble cast, with no single actor dominating the screen. 这部电影拥有出色的群戏阵容,没有任何一位演员独霸银幕。La película cuenta con un extraordinario reparto coral, sin que ningún actor domine la pantalla.その映画は、どの俳優も画面を独占しない見事なアンサンブル・キャストを誇ります。그 영화는 어느 배우도 화면을 독점하지 않는 뛰어난 앙상블 캐스트를 자랑합니다.
- She chose a chic ensemble of a tailored blazer, silk blouse, and wide-leg trousers for the interview. 她为面试选择了一套时尚的服装搭配——修身西装外套、丝绸衬衫和阔腿裤。Eligió un elegante ensemble de blazer entallado, blusa de seda y pantalones de pierna ancha para la entrevista.彼女は面接のためにテーラードブレザー、シルクブラウス、ワイドレッグパンツの洗練されたアンサンブルを選びました。그녀는 면접을 위해 테일러드 블레이저, 실크 블라우스, 와이드 레그 트라우저로 세련된 앙상블을 선택했습니다.
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場面: academic, media
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From French ensemble (together), from Latin insimul (at the same time), combining in- (in) and simul (at the same time). Entered English in the 15th century.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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