concerts

英 [ˈkɒnsə(ː)ts]

美 [ˈkɑnsərts]

n.  音乐会; 演奏会
concert的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 音乐会
  Aconcertis a performance of music.
  1. ...a short concert of piano music...
     一场短暂的钢琴音乐会
  2. I've been to plenty of live rock concerts.
     我去现场看过很多摇滚音乐会。
  3. ...a new concert hall.
     新的音乐厅
• PHRASE 现场演出
  If a musician or group of musicians appearsin concert, they are giving a live performance.
  1. I want people to remember Elvis in concert.
     我希望大家记住现场演唱会上的猫王。
• PHRASE 合作;同心协力
  If a number of people do somethingin concert, they do it together.
  1. He wants to act in concert with other nations.
     他想和其他国家采取一致行动。

双语例句

• In concerts, the group mime their songs
  这个组合在音乐会上假唱。
• He has sued a fan for bootlegging his concerts
  他已经起诉一个歌迷非法录制他音乐会的节目。
• It presents a myriad of local and international performances from musicals and concerts to dance and theatre.
  它提供各种各样的当地及国际演出，从音乐剧、演奏会到舞会和戏剧都有。
• Live concerts are never quite the same on the small screen.
  电视转播的音乐会与现场音乐会不可同日而语。
• I have attended many impressive concerts over the years.
  多年来我参加过许多令我印象深刻的音乐会。
• People who prefer symphony concerts or chamber music tend to look down their noses at opera.
  喜欢交响音乐会或者室内乐音乐会的人会有看不起歌剧的倾向。
• They arrived at the weekend and gave three concerts in the week.
  他们周末抵达，从周一到周五举办了3场音乐会。
• People who can't afford to go to the theatre or concerts can afford to go to football matches
  看不起电影或听不起音乐会的人可以去观看足球赛。
• I sing in choirs more than I attend concerts.
  我唱诗歌比我参加的音乐会多。
• The band arranged for a series of concerts.
  乐队安排了一系列的音乐会。