orchestra

英 [ˈɔ:kɪstrə]

美 [ˈɔ:rkɪstrə]

基本含义：

n.管弦乐队

详情解释：

n.(名词)

• 管弦乐队
• 乐队席，合唱队席
• 管弦乐器，管弦乐队的全部乐器
• 楼下座位
• 头等座位，正厅前排， 剧场正厅的部分座位，前排座位
• 管弦乐
• 贵人席
• 古希腊剧场舞台前供合唱队用的半圆形场地
• 剧场的正厅

n.(名词)

• [C]管弦乐队〔团〕 group of people playing various musical instruments together

noun

1. seating on the main floor in a theater

2. a musical organization consisting of a group of instrumentalists including string players

1. 管弦乐队
An orchestra is a large group of musicians who play a variety of different instruments together. Orchestras usually play classical music.

e.g. ...the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.
皇家利物浦爱乐乐团

2. （剧院或音乐厅的）正厅前排座位
The orchestra or the orchestra seats in a theatre or concert hall are the seats on the ground floor directly in front of the stage.

in BRIT, usually use 英国英语通常用 stalls

词语用法：

n.(名词)

• orchestra是集合名词,用作主语时,如被看作一个整体,谓语动词就用单数形式; 如被看成组成乐队的一个个成员,则谓语动词就用复数形式。

相关例句：

The orchestra is very important for the cultural life of the city.(管弦乐队对这座城市的文化生活而言非常重要。)

The sense of unalloyed power we often take from his music is a result, not of the weight of orchestra sound.(我们常常从他的音乐中获得纯粹的力量，这并非来自管弦乐队宏大的音量。)

The orchestra played Mozart's Symphony No. 35 in D Major.(该管弦乐队演奏了莫扎特D大调第35交响曲。)

It is time for the city of Grandview to stop funding the Grandview Symphony Orchestra.(现在是格兰德维尤停止资助格兰德维尤交响乐团的时候了。)

Turning toward the audience, he pointed to the rear of the orchestra, yelling wildly at the same time: "Look, look!"(他转向观众，指着乐队的后方，同时疯狂地大喊：“看，看！”)

Jazz was in its heyday back then, and when she got out of the conservatory, she was invited to join a jazz orchestra.(那时爵士乐正处于鼎盛时期，她从音乐学院毕业时，受邀加入了一个爵士乐团。)

Acid rock could never be played by acoustic guitars and a symphony orchestra, could it?(迷幻摇滚乐从来就不能由原声吉他和一个交响乐团来演奏，不是吗？)

In an orchestra, mainly.(主要是在管弦乐队里。)

The orchestra has grown in stature.(这支管弦乐队的声望有所提高。)

The orchestra was tuning up as we entered the hall.(我们进入音乐厅时，管弦乐队正在调音。)