violinists

英 [ˈvaɪəlɪnɪsts]

美 [vaɪəˈlɪnəsts]

n.  小提琴手; 小提琴演奏者
violinist的复数

柯林斯词典

• 小提琴演奏者;小提琴手
  Aviolinistis someone who plays the violin.

双语例句

• You took dozens of practice SATs, practiced viola for thousands of hours ( violinists are a dime a dozen) and French-braided the hair of homeless veterans.
  你们参加了数十次SAT模拟考试，练习了几千个小时的中提琴（因为会拉小提琴的人比比皆是），并且还为无家可归的老兵编法式发辫。
• In a study, it was found that the best violinists practiced in 90-minute intervals with a break between each one.
  一项研究发现，那些最优秀的小提琴手每练习90分钟就会休息一次。
• Grasshoppers not only produce string-like sounds, they even make music in a similar way to violinists and cellists.
  草蜢不仅能发出类似弦乐的声音，而且它们演奏的方式同小提琴家和大提琴家大同小异。
• Violinists had a harder time to make pure music than pianists, because pianists cannot really do that much on the piano.
  小提琴家要演奏出纯净的音乐比钢琴家困难，因为后者在钢琴上并没有太大的发挥余地。
• There has been an unbroken chain of great violinists in the family.
  这个家族每一代都有伟大的小提琴家。
• Of the more than one hundred musicians in a great orchestra, over thirty are violinists.
  由一百多名演奏人员组成的大管弦乐队中，小提琴手就有三十多名。
• This by the way is why Europe produced far more Jewish violinists than pianists.
  顺便说一句，欧洲犹太人小提琴家之所以大大多于犹太人钢琴家，原因就在这里。
• Three violinists, with their bows in the air, stood ready to play the wedding song.
  三位小提琴手已架好琴弓，随时预备演奏婚礼进行曲。
• Violinists and violists need a more dry or hard rosin, cellists a medium and double bassists a more sticky rosin in general.
  一般小提琴，中提琴用较干/硬的松香，大提用中等硬度的，贝大用较粘的松香。