madrigal

noun

1. （流行于16世纪的）牧歌
   a song for several singers, usually without musical instruments, popular in the 16th century

1. (16世纪流行于英国的）牧歌，无伴奏合唱歌曲
   A madrigal is a song sung by several singers without any musical instruments. Madrigals were popular in England in the sixteenth century.

1. Mrs. Madrigal buttered another piece of toast
   马德里加尔夫人给另一片烤面包涂上了黄油。
2. When Mary finally appeared, she made her apologies to Mrs Madrigal.
   最终露面时，玛丽向马德里加尔夫人表示了歉意。
3. Mrs. Madrigal began drying dishes.
   马德里加尔夫人开始擦干碟子。
4. Mrs. Madrigal heaped more carrots onto Michael's plate.
   马德里加尔夫人将更多的胡萝卜堆到了迈克尔的盘子里。
5. Bar ç a has won the Spanish League championship for the19th time in the club's history after Madrid's defeat this Saturday at El Madrigal.
   马德里周六在情歌球场败北之后，巴萨赢得了俱乐部历史上的第19座联赛冠军。
6. This is madrigal that a men and women to sing, have who would like to with me together to sing?
   这是一首男女对唱的情歌，有谁愿意和我一起对唱？
7. Their beautiful singing of the madrigal
   他们的歌唱得很动听
8. During half-time at El Madrigal Stadium we told ourselves we had to score a second goal.
   在情歌球场半场比赛结束的时候，我们告诉自己，我们必须进第二个球。
9. The madrigal that writes to you still sings.
   写给你的情歌还在唱。
10. I had to acknowledge that you're my madrigal.
    我必须承认那兹就我的抒情短诗你。
11. The new generation of farmer gave up the madrigal affective tone village vainly hope for that, their village emotion and loved the earth consciousness to desalinate without doubt.
    新一代的农民放弃了牧歌情调的乡村梦想，他们的乡村情感和恋土意识无疑在淡化。
12. Based on the extensive reading of relevant literature ( especially foreign), this dissertation intends to make an analysis of typical madrigal composers-mainly exploring the meaning expression in soundtrack and specifically deconstructing madrigal form.
    本文在广泛研读相关文献（尤其是外文）的基础上，通过对代表性牧歌作曲家的代表作作分析&主要集中体现于配乐对词义表现手法的探究及对牧歌曲式的具体解构上。

noun

1. an unaccompanied partsong for 2 or 3 voices

verb

1. sing madrigals
   1. The group was madrigaling beautifully