melodious
의미: Producing or having a pleasant, tuneful sequence of sounds; musical and agreeable to the ear.
Melodious implies a clear, structured pleasantness — a quality of tune or song rather than mere softness. It is used of birdsong, voices, instruments, and language alike. In literary contexts, melodious prose has a rhythmic, almost musical quality. The word is broadly positive and relatively accessible, sitting between everyday vocabulary and the more rarefied 'mellifluous' or 'euphonious.'
예문
- The blackbird's melodious song drifted through the open window of the cottage. 乌鸫悦耳的歌声透过小屋敞开的窗户飘了进来。El melodioso canto del mirlo se colaba por la ventana abierta de la cabaña.クロウタドリの美しいさえずりが、コテージの開いた窓から漂ってきた。검은지빠귀의 아름다운 노랫소리가 시골집 열린 창문을 통해 흘러들어왔다.
- She spoke in melodious tones that immediately put the interview panel at ease. 她以优美动听的语调说话,立刻让面试小组放松了下来。Habló con tonos melodiosos que inmediatamente tranquilizaron al tribunal de entrevistas.彼女は旋律のような声で話し、面接官たちをたちまちくつろがせた。그녀는 선율적인 목소리로 말해 면접관들을 단숨에 편안하게 만들었다.
- The translator praised the melodious quality of the original Portuguese, which proved difficult to replicate in English. 译者称赞了原版葡萄牙语的优美韵律,但发现难以在英语中再现。El traductor elogió la cualidad melodiosa del portugués original, que resultó difícil de reproducir en inglés.翻訳者はポルトガル語原文の旋律的な美しさを称賛したが、英語での再現は困難であった。번역가는 포르투갈어 원문의 선율적인 아름다움을 칭찬했으나, 영어로의 재현은 어려웠다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: literary, journalism, general
어조: appreciative
기원과 역사
From Old French melodieux, from melodie (melody), ultimately from Greek melodia (singing, chanting), from melos (song, tune). Entered English in the 14th century.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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