How do you use "music" in a sentence?

What kind of music do you listen to? The music was so loud I could barely hear myself think. She studied music at the Royal Academy.

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含义: Sounds arranged in a pleasing way; the art of creating or performing such sounds

音乐

música

音楽

음악

'Music' refers to organised sounds created for artistic expression. It's an uncountable noun ('some music', not 'a music'). 'Face the music' means to accept consequences. 'Music to my ears' means something pleasing to hear. 'Sheet music' is printed musical notation.

「music」指为艺术表达而创作的有组织的声音。它是不可数名词（「some music」，而不是「a music」）。「face the music」意为接受后果。「music to my ears」意为悦耳的东西。「sheet music」是印刷的乐谱。

«Music» se refiere a sonidos organizados creados para expresión artística. Es un sustantivo incontable («some music», no «a music»). «Face the music» significa aceptar las consecuencias. «Music to my ears» significa algo agradable de oír. «Sheet music» es notación musical impresa.

「music」は芸術的表現のために作られた組織された音を指します。不可算名詞です（「a music」ではなく「some music」）。「face the music」は結果を受け入れることです。「music to my ears」は聞いて嬉しいことです。「sheet music」は印刷された楽譜です。

'Music'은 예술적 표현을 위해 만들어진 조직된 소리를 말합니다. 셀 수 없는 명사입니다('some music'이라고 하며, 'a music'이라고 하지 않음). 'Face the music'은 결과를 받아들인다는 뜻입니다. 'Music to my ears'는 듣기 좋은 소식이라는 뜻입니다. 'Sheet music'은 인쇄된 악보를 말합니다.

例句

What kind of music do you listen to?
你听什么类型的音乐？
¿Qué tipo de música escuchas?
どんな音楽を聴きますか？
어떤 종류의 음악을 들으시나요?
The music was so loud I could barely hear myself think.
音乐太吵了，我几乎听不到自己在想什么。
La música estaba tan alta que apenas podía oírme pensar.
音楽が大きすぎて自分の考えがほとんど聞こえませんでした。
음악이 너무 커서 생각을 거의 들을 수 없었습니다.
She studied music at the Royal Academy.
她在皇家音乐学院学习音乐。
Estudió música en la Real Academia.
彼女は王立音楽院で音楽を学びました。
그녀는 왕립 음악원에서 음악을 공부했습니다.

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用法指南

语境: general

语气: neutral

起源与历史

From Greek 'mousikē tekhnē' meaning 'art of the Muses', from 'Mousa' (Muse). In ancient Greece, the nine Muses presided over the arts and sciences. 'Music' originally encompassed any art inspired by the Muses, but narrowed to the art of sound. Via Latin 'musica' and Old French.

文化背景

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

故事与趣闻

From Greek 'mousike' meaning 'art of the Muses'. In ancient Greece, the Muses were goddesses who inspired all artistic creation. Music originally encompassed all arts presided over by the Muses, including poetry and dance, before narrowing to its current meaning.

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