melody
US: /ˈmɛɫədi/
UK: /mˈɛlədi/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
melody /'melədi/- danh từ
- giai điệu
- âm điệu, du dương
Advanced English dictionary
+ noun (plural melodies)1 [C] a tune, especially the main tune in a piece of music written for several instruments or voices: a haunting melody + The melody is then taken up by the flutes.
2 [C] a piece of music or a song with a clear or simple tune: old Irish melodies
3 [U] the arrangement of musical notes in a tune: a few bars of melody drifted towards us
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 song, tune, air, strain, measure, theme, refrain:
Isn't that the melody from Mimi's aria in La Bohème ?
2 tunefulness, melodiousness, euphoniousness, euphony, harmony, musicality, sweetness:
The older music seems to be marked by so much more melody than rock 'n' roll.
Collocation
ADJ.
beautiful, lovely, sweet | bold, simple, strong | complex | haunting, memorable | familiar, popular, traditional
VERB + MELODY
play, sing | hear | have
Most of her songs have a bold melody.
| write
Concise dictionary
melodies'melədɪnoun
+a succession of notes forming a distinctive sequence
+the perception of pleasant arrangements of musical notes
