pianos

英 [pɪˈænəʊz]

美 [piˈænoʊz]

n.  钢琴
piano的复数

柯林斯词典

Pronounced /pi'ænəʊ/ for meaning 1, and /pi'ɑːnəʊ/ for meaning 2. 义项1读作/pi'ænəʊ/，义项2读作/pi'ɑːnəʊ/。


• See also:I taught myself how to play the piano...He started piano lessons at the age of 7....sonatas for cello and piano....Rachmaninov's Fourth Piano Concerto.grand pianoupright piano
• 轻轻地；微弱地
  A piece of music that is playedpianois played quietly.

双语例句

• These pianos are of different widths.
  这些钢琴的宽度是不一样的。
• There are even pianos in music rooms.
  音乐室里甚至还有钢琴。
• Pianos first went to sea with Cunard in the Music Rooms of the early Cunarders.
  钢琴第一次出现在海上是在早期的冠达邮轮上的音乐室里。
• Someone who tunes pianos.
  一个给钢琴调音的人。
• Today, members are encouraged to feel almost like collective owners of its properties, lounging on lawns, playing ancient pianos or enjoying games of croquet.
  今天，信托组织鼓励会员像财产的集体业主一样，躺在草坪上，弹奏古老的钢琴或是享受着槌球游戏的乐趣。
• We have seen your advertisement in "The Music" magazine and are interested in your pianos of all types.
  我方见到贵公司在音乐杂志上的广告，从而对贵方的各种型号的钢琴颇感兴趣。
• The pianos in the other shop will be cheaper, but not as good.
  另一家商店的钢琴会便宜些，但没这么好。
• Chest for electronic pianos, organs and carillons
  电子钢琴、风琴和排钟的箱
• Maria: Do they still make pianos?
  玛丽亚：他们还生产钢琴吗？
• Pianos stay in tune much better than most stringed instruments.
  钢琴比大多数弦乐乐器音准。