metronome
metronome 英 [ˈmetrənəʊm] 美 [ˈmetrənoʊm]
n. 节拍器
名词复数:metronomes
- Remember that little pyramid-shaped machine with the pendulum that clicked so agonizingly during your early piano lessons? Well, that was a metronome, a device that helps musicians keep to the tempo of the music.
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- n. 节拍器
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1. These vibrations turn the ion into a sort of superfast metronome.
铝离子因为这些振动成为一种超高速节拍器。
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2. If you can play along with a metronome, even if its only a simple beat, that will get you farther than you can imagine.
如果你能够一直跟着节拍器打下去，哪怕只是打一个很简单的节奏，也会带来比你能想象的多的多的提高。
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3. Indeed, when the lights went out, the larvae continued to flap their tails to the same rhythm with astonishing precision, much like a metronome.
事实上，当灯光熄灭时，鱼仔以惊人的精确度继续用同样的节奏左右摆动尾巴，很像一个节拍器。
- metronome (n.) mechanical musical time-keeper, 1815, coined in English from Greek metron "measure" (from PIE root *me- (2) "to measure") + -nomos "regulating," verbal adjective of nemein "to regulate" (from PIE root *nem- "assign, allot; take"). The device invented 1815 by Johann Maelzel (1772-1838), German civil engineer and showman. Related: Metronomic.
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