continuo

noun

1. 数字低音；通奏低音
   a musical part played to accompany another instrument, in which a line of low notes is shown with figures to represent the higher notes to be played above them
   1. a trio for two violins and continuo
      两小提琴与通奏低音三重奏

1. Sonata in E minor from Antonio Vivaldi is originally composed for Cello and basso continuo in Baroque Style.
   安东尼奥·维瓦尔第的e小调奏鸣曲最初是为大提琴与通奏低音创作的，是典型的巴洛克音乐。
2. Jan Dismas Zelenka, six trio sonatas for two oboes, bassoon and basso continuo.
   简泽兰卡，六首为两只双簧管，一只大管谱写的三重奏及一首巴松协奏曲。
3. In the new century of knowledge economics, there is a close relationship between the quality level of publications in the publishing industry and the continuo its development of a nation's civilization.
   摘要身处知识经济新世纪的新洪流，出版产业出版品品质之优劣与国家文明永续发展有著休戚与共的关系。
4. Sanctus, for chorus, 3 trumpets, timpani, 2 oboes, strings& continuo in C major.
   大调为合唱队，小号3，定音鼓，双簧管2，弦乐组和通奏低音而作的圣哉经。
5. Mass for4 voices, chorus, 2 oboes, strings& continuo in G major.
   大调为人声4，合唱队，双簧管2，弦乐组和通奏低音而作的弥撒曲。
6. Of or being a kind of recitative in which the words are sung rapidly to minimal melody, usually with continuo.
   属于吟诵的一段音乐，其中的歌词要迅速唱到最小的旋律，通常伴有数字低音。

noun

1. a bass part written out in full and accompanied by numbers to indicate the chords to be played

   Synonym:    figured bassbasso continuothorough bass