dissonant

释义

adj.

不谐和的, 不调和的, 刺耳的

adj.

不和谐的， 不一致的

adj.

刺耳的；不谐和的；不调和的

adj.

不和谐的

在例句中理解 3 句

1. The final movement, a robust and often dissonant fugue, is a precursor to Beethoven’s startling, gritty “Grosse Fuge,” composed as the final movement of his Opus 130 String Quartet.

   不协调的和音、爆裂刺耳的强音复调表现曲式是贝多芬大赋格曲的序奏部分。 他在弦乐四重奏作品130号也以此风格作为最后一个乐章。

2. The so-called noise is chaotic, dissonant sounds, and more than normal people psychology, the volume of the hearing.

   所谓噪音即是混乱、不谐和的声音，以及超过人们正常心理、听觉的音量。

3. All that is harsh and dissonant in my life melts into one sweet harmony---and my adoration spreads wings like a glad bird on its flight across the sea.

   我生命中所有的浅陋和纠结，化入一道甜蜜的和谐---对你的崇敬如一只快乐的飞鸟，在海面上张开双翼。