tempo n. (pl. tempos, tempi ) 〔意大利語〕 1.【音樂】速度,拍子。 2.〔比喻〕(局勢等的)發展速度,步調。 3.(下棋的)一著,一步。 slow tempo 緩緩的拍子。 We won't let any unreasonable delay upset the tempo of production. 我們決不容許任何毫無道理的遲延搗亂了生產的發展速度。
I play so with the idea to win a tempo ( pawn , piece , etc . ) 我這樣走的想法是要贏一步棋(兵,子) 。
Quakerlyster a tempo . but he that filches from me my good name . . . stephen stringendo 漸快他把自己的名字威廉這個美好的名字,隱藏在戲里。
We found it difficult to get back the serie a tempo after international duty and must learn from that 我們要學會在國際比賽后馬上適應意甲聯賽的步子。 ”
He is the player who invents his own idiom , plays in a manner and at a tempo that is entirely his own 他是那種有著自己的主見,完全按自己的意愿和節奏踢出優雅足球風格的人。
The class will be conducted with at a tempo faster than that of a basic flow class , aiming to promote cardio - respiratory endurance 課程速度比基本流量課快,旨在提高心肺呼吸系統的耐力。
Remember , finding a tempo and groove for your state of mind is important - - it ' s one of the biggest factors of expression 記住,找到速度和模子來配合你的思想狀態是很重要的? ?它是表現的最大因素之一。
Act iv , scene vii of lear , if had a tempo marking as in music , would be an adagio , but it is still one of the most profoundly moving scenes in world literature 如果《李爾王》第四幕第七場有音樂速度標記的話,可以算慢板,但它依然是世界文學中最感人肺腑的場景之一。
其他語種釋義
a tempoとは意味:《音楽》テンポ?プリモ(の[で])、テンポ?プリモの指示{しじ}(付きの)、元[最初{さいしょ}]の速さで、初速{しょそく}