词组 | musician |
释义 | musician /mjuːˈzɪʃən $ mjʊ-/ noun someone who plays a musical instrument, especially very well or as a jobadjectivesa professional musician (=who plays music as a job) Billy was a professional musician with his own band.an amateur musician (=one who plays for pleasure, not as a job) He was an amateur musician who played in several local jazz bands.a young musician The song was written by a young musician from Minnesota.a good/great/fine musician Bob Marley was a great musician.a talented/gifted musician His wife was a gifted musician.a famous/legendary musician The record features songs by legendary blues musician Robert Johnson.an accomplished musician (=very skilful) She was an accomplished musician as well as a painter.a distinguished musician (=one who is successful, admired, and respected) Two of Russia’s most distinguished musicians were giving a performance.a classical musician He was a classical musician who enjoyed playing Mozart’s works.a serious musician (=one who plays a lot and thinks music is very important) Serious musicians have always disapproved of his work.a backing musician (=who plays while another person sings) He got work as a backing musician for Bob Dylan.nouns + musiciana jazz/rock/folk/pop musician John Coltrane was a well-known jazz musician.a session musician (=who is not part of a band but records with different bands) In the 1970s he worked as a session musician.a street musician (=who plays in the street, asking the public for money) He liked listening to the street musicians who played in the city square.a church musician (=one who writes or plays church music) The hymn had been written by a well-known church musician.verbsa musician plays/performs (sth) Many famous musicians will be playing at the festival. |
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