riff 英 [rɪf]   美 [rɪf]

riff

riff  英 [rɪf] 美 [rɪf]

n. 反复乐节;即兴重复段 

进行时:riffing  过去式:riffed  过去分词:riffed  第三人称单数:riffs  名词复数:riffs 

A riff on strongly-typed. 强类型的即兴重复。
I was hugely impressed by the rough, loud guitar riff, so unlike the mellow sound of Czechoslovakian music. 滚石乐队粗硬铿锵的吉他即兴重复给我带来极大的震撼,它们与捷克音乐的圆润完全不同。

  • A riff is a short section of music, especially in jazz. When you're first learning to play the saxophone, you may just play the same riff over and over.
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  • n. 反复乐节;即兴重复段
  • 1. A riff on strongly-typed.

    强类型的即兴重复。

  • 2. I was hugely impressed by the rough, loud guitar riff, so unlike the mellow sound of Czechoslovakian music.

    滚石乐队粗硬铿锵的吉他即兴重复给我带来极大的震撼,它们与捷克音乐的圆润完全不同。

  • 3. A riff on strongly-typed. Used to describe animplementation that needlessly relies on strings when programmer- andrefactor-friendly options are available.

    强类型的即兴重复。用来当程序控制和重构支持选项是可选的时候,描述一个不必要依赖字符串的实现。

  • riff (n.) "melodic phrase in jazz," 1935 (but said to have been used by musicians since c. 1917), of uncertain origin, perhaps a shortened form of riffle, or altered from refrain. The verb is attested from 1942, from the noun. Also in extended use. Related: Riffed; riffing.
riff / rɪf ; NAmE rɪf / noun a short repeated pattern of notes in popular music or jazz (流行音乐或爵士乐的)重复段 riff riffs riffed riffing riff / rɪf ; NAmE rɪf /
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