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jazz

noun
/dʒæz/
/dʒæz/
[uncountable]Idioms
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  1. a type of music with strong rhythms, in which the players often improvise (= make up the music as they are playing), originally created by African American musicians at the beginning of the 20th century爵士樂
    • traditional/modern jazz傳統/現代爵士樂
    • a jazz band/club爵士樂隊/夜總會
    • jazz musicians爵士樂師
    • the rising stars of the New York jazz scene紐約爵士樂壇的新星
    Collocations MusicMusic音樂Listening
    • listen to/​enjoy/​love/​be into music/​classical music/​jazz/​pop/​hip-hop, etc.聽/欣賞/喜愛/迷上音樂/古典音樂/爵士樂/流行音樂/嘻哈音樂等
    • listen to the radio/​an MP3 player/​a CD聽收音機/MP3 播放器/CD
    • put on/​play a CD/​a song/​some music播放 CD/歌曲/音樂
    • turn down/​up the music/​radio/​volume/​bass調小/調大音樂/收音機/音量/低音
    • go to a concert/​festival/​gig/​performance/​recital去聽音樂會;去看會演/現場演唱會/演出/音樂演奏會
    • copy/​burn/​rip music/​a CD/​a DVD複制/刻錄/翻錄音樂/CD/DVD
    • download/​stream music/​an album/​a song/​a video/​a playlist
    Playing演奏
    • play a musical instrument/​the piano/​percussion/​a note/​a riff/​the melody/​a concerto/​a duet/​by ear演奏樂器/鋼琴/打擊樂/音符/重複段/主旋律/協奏曲/二重奏;憑聽覺記憶演奏
    • sing an anthem/​a ballad/​a solo/​an aria/​the blues/​in a choir/​soprano/​alto/​tenor/​bass/​out of tune唱國歌/民歌;獨唱;唱詠歎調/藍調歌曲;在合唱團演唱;唱女高音/中音/男高音/男低音;唱歌走調
    • hum a tune/​a theme tune/​a lullaby哼曲子/主題曲/搖籃曲
    • accompany a singer/​choir爲歌手/合唱團伴奏
    • strum a chord/​guitar彈奏和弦/吉他
    Performing表演
    • form/​start/​get together/​join/​quit/​leave a band組建/創辦/組成/加入/退出/離開樂隊
    • give a performance/​concert/​recital表演節目;舉辦音樂會/音樂演奏會
    • do a concert/​recital/​gig開音樂會/音樂演奏會/現場演唱會
    • play a concert/​gig/​festival/​venue在音樂會/現場演唱會/會演/音樂廳演出
    • perform (British English) at/​in a concert/(especially North American English) a concert在音樂會上演出
    • appear at a festival/​live現身會演;現場表演
    • go on/​embark on a (world) tour進行/開始(全球)巡演
    Recording錄制
    • write/​compose music/​a ballad/​a melody/​a tune/​a song/​a theme song/​an opera/​a symphony寫/創作音樂/民謠/旋律/曲子/歌曲/主題歌/歌劇/交響曲
    • land/​get/​sign a record deal獲得/簽署唱片合約
    • be signed to/​be dropped by a record company與唱片公司簽約;被唱片公司解約
    • record/​release/​put out an album/​a single/​a CD錄制/發行/出版專輯/單曲/CD
    • be top of/​top the charts高居每周流行唱片排行榜之首
    • get to/​go straight to/​go straight in at/​enter the charts at number one位列/一舉登上/進入排行榜首位
    see also acid jazz
    Culture jazzjazzJazz is one of the most popular and important forms of music which started in the US. The names of its stars are known around the world. Most people have heard of stars like Ella Fitzgerald, 'Count' Basie, 'Duke' Ellington and Louis Armstrong. Wynton Marsalis, who plays in the traditional style, is one of the best-known jazz musicians today.Jazz was begun in the South by African Americans. Many of its rhythms came from the work songs and spirituals (= religious songs) of black slaves. New Orleans street bands first made jazz popular. Early forms of jazz created at the beginning of the 20th century were ragtime and the blues. Ragtime musicians included the singer 'Jelly Roll' Morton and the composer and piano player Scott Joplin. Famous blues singers included Bessie Smith and later Billie Holiday. Dixieland developed from ragtime and the blues and made a feature of improvisation (= making up the music as it is being played), especially on the trumpet and saxophone. Dixieland stars included Louis Armstrong and Sidney Bechet.In the 1920s many African Americans moved north, taking jazz with them, and Chicago and New York became centres for the music. This was the beginning of the big band era. In the 1930s swing music came into fashion and people danced to jazz. Radio and the new recording industry helped to make it even more popular. The big bands were led by Basie, Ellington, Woody Herman, Glenn Miller, and 'The King of Swing‘, Benny Goodman. In the 1940s there were new styles such as bebop, developed by 'Dizzy' Gillespie, Charlie 'Bird' Parker and Thelonious Monk. Freer forms like progressive jazz and free jazz developed in the 1950s with stars including Stan Getz, John Coltrane and Dave Brubeck. Cool jazz followed in the 1960s, led by Getz and Miles Davis. More recent styles have included funky jazz, jazz-rock, hip-hop jazz and jazz rap, all of which have used video-sharing sites such as YouTube and streaming services to reach a wider audience.In Britain jazz attracts a small but enthusiastic audience. The height of its popularity was in the 1940s and 1950s, when large crowds gathered to hear big bands. British jazz has always been heavily influenced by US jazz. In the 1960s pop and rock music replaced jazz as the music of the young generation. There are now few jazz bands, although smaller combos (= groups) continue to play a wide range of trad (= traditional), bebop, cool and avant-garde jazz. The most famous British jazz musicians have included Johnny Dankworth and Cleo Laine, George Melly, Humphrey Lyttleton and Courtney Pine. The home of jazz in Britain is Ronnie Scott's club in London.
    Topics Musica2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • live
    • cool
    • free
    verb + jazz
    • play
    • listen to
    jazz + noun
    • music
    • clarinettist
    • guitarist
    preposition
    • in jazz
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    Word Originearly 20th cent.: of unknown origin.
Idioms
and all that jazz
  1. (informal) and things like that以及諸如此類的東西(或事情)
    • How's it going? You know—love, life and all that jazz.怎麽樣啊?你知道,說的就是愛情、生活以及諸如此類的事情嘛。

jazz

verb
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Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they jazz
/dʒæz/
/dʒæz/
he / she / it jazzes
/ˈdʒæzɪz/
/ˈdʒæzɪz/
past simple jazzed
/dʒæzd/
/dʒæzd/
past participle jazzed
/dʒæzd/
/dʒæzd/
-ing form jazzing
/ˈdʒæzɪŋ/
/ˈdʒæzɪŋ/
Phrasal Verbs
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