coda
coda 英 [ˈkəʊdə] 美 [ˈkoʊdə]
n. 结尾部分；终结句；尾声；终曲
名词复数:codas
- A coda is a concluding segment of a piece of music, a dance, or a statement. It's usually short and adds a final embellishment beyond a natural ending point. Like this.
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- n. 结尾部分；终结句；尾声；终曲
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1. This expected increase has been noticed by other studies, too. In September 2009, for example, U.K.-based research firm coda reported that we'll be using 1.8 exabytes of video per month by 2017.
其他的研究报告也提出了这个预计增长数字，比如2009年9月，英国的研究公司Coda报道，到2017年我们每月将有1.8艾字节的视频流量。
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2. Although the company is Santa-Monica based, the coda all-electric sedan would be manufactured primarily in China.
尽管公司的基地在圣莫尼卡，柯达的全电动三厢车最初将在中国制造。
- coda (n.) "passage added to a musical composition for the purpose of bringing it to a conclusion," 1753, from Latin cauda "tail of an animal," which is of uncertain origin. De Vaan traces it to Proto-Italic *kaud-a- "part; tail," from PIE *kehu-d- "cleaved, separate," from root *khu-. He writes: "Since words for 'piece, part' are often derived from 'to cut, cleave', the tail may have been referred to as the loose 'part' of the animal."
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