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British pronunciation/fɹˈe‍ɪz/
American pronunciation/ˈfɹeɪz/

"phrase"の定義と意味

to phrase
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表現する, 言い表す

to convey something by expressing it in a particular way
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Transitive: to phrase a thought or idea in a specific manner
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The author skillfully phrased the opening paragraph to captivate the readers.
The diplomat had to phrase the statement diplomatically to avoid misunderstandings.
She carefully phrased her apology to convey sincerity and remorse.
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フレーズ化する, 構築する

to divide or structure a musical passage into phrases in a particular manner
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Transitive: to phrase a musical passage
Phrase
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フレーズ,

a group of words put together in a meaningful way
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What is a "phrase"?

A phrase is a group of words that work together to convey a specific meaning but does not form a complete sentence. Phrases can consist of a noun and its modifiers, a verb and its complements, or other combinations of words. For example, "a beautiful sunset" is a noun phrase that describes a sunset, while "running quickly" is a verb phrase that indicates the action of running at a fast pace. Phrases can serve various roles in sentences, such as subjects, objects, or complements, and they help to add detail and depth to language. Unlike sentences, phrases do not contain a subject-verb pair and cannot stand alone as complete thoughts.

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音楽のフレーズ, 音楽的セグメント

a musical unit or segment consisting of several notes played or sung together
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What is a "phrase"?

A phrase in music is a group of notes or measures that form a complete musical thought or idea, similar to a sentence in language. It typically has a beginning, middle, and end, creating a sense of continuity and structure within a piece. Phrases help to shape the overall flow and expression of the music, often providing moments of rest or resolution as they transition from one to the next.

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フレーズ, 連続

a coherent sequence of movements or steps that convey a specific idea, emotion, or theme within a choreographic composition
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What is a "phrase"?

In dance, a phrase refers to a sequence of movements or steps that are performed together as a complete unit. A dance phrase typically consists of a series of connected actions that follow a specific rhythm or pattern. It can vary in length and complexity, and it often helps to convey a particular expression or emotion within the choreography. Dance phrases are important for creating coherent and expressive routines, as they allow dancers to build and develop their performance in a structured way.

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慣用句, イディオム

an expression whose meanings cannot be inferred from the meanings of the words that make it up
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phrase

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phrasing

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phrasing

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rephrase

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rephrase

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The author skillfully phrased the opening paragraph to captivate the readers.
The diplomat had to phrase the statement diplomatically to avoid misunderstandings.
She carefully phrased her apology to convey sincerity and remorse.
The teacher helped the students phrase their thoughts clearly in their essays.
During the interview, he struggled to phrase his ideas effectively under pressure.
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