saxophone
saxophone 英 [ˈsæksəfəʊn] 美 [ˈsæksəfoʊn]
n. 萨克斯管
名词复数:saxophones
- A saxophone is a brass instrument that you play by blowing into a mouthpiece and pressing keys to form musical notes. John Coltrane and Charlie Parker (and Lisa Simpson :) were famous saxophone players.
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- n. 萨克斯管
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1. It's a wild riff for saxophone.
这是一段狂放的萨克斯即兴重复段。
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2. Let's listen to this track, a saxophone solo.
我们听一下这段音轨，一段萨克斯独奏。
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3. You play the saxophone well.
你的萨克斯风吹得好。
- saxophone (n.) 1851, from French saxophone, named for Antoine Joseph "Adolphe" Sax (1814-1894), Belgian instrument maker who devised it c. 1840, + Greek -phonos "voiced, sounding." His father, Charles Joseph (1791-1865) invented the less popular saxhorn (1845). The surname is a spelling variant of Sachs, Sacks, literally "Saxon." Related: Saxophonist.
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