vocalist

英 [ˈvəʊkəlɪst]

美 [ˈvoʊkəlɪst]

n.  (尤指流行音乐或爵士乐队的)歌手，歌唱者

复数：vocalists　

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Collins.1 / BNC.21784 / COCA.14681

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指流行音乐或爵士乐队的）歌手，歌唱者
  a singer, especially in a pop or jazz band
  1. a lead/guest/backing vocalist
     领唱 / 特邀 / 伴唱歌手

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT （流行乐队中的）歌手
  Avocalistis a singer who sings with a pop group.
  1. He and Carla Torgerson take turns as the band's lead vocalist.
     他和卡拉·托格森轮流担当乐队的主唱。

英英释义

noun

• a person who sings
  Synonym:singervocalizervocaliser

双语例句

• Vocalist: I studied and spent one million dollars to learn how to sing.
  歌手：我研究并花了100万美金学歌唱。
• Of course, I play music as a bandleader, band supporter, vocalist, or musical director.
  当然，我也担任过乐队的领队、乐队拥护者、歌手以及音乐指导。
• She picked up the gong for best female vocalist.
  她获得最佳女歌唱家的殊荣。
• Is she a great Vocalist and Performer?
  她是不是最优秀的歌手和艺人呢？
• She won the Grammy Award for best female vocalist in1976.
  她获得了1976年格兰密唱片奖的最佳女歌手奖。
• While still in high school, Alanis already had a platinum album and a Juno Award for Most Promising Female Vocalist.
  阿拉尼斯在读高中时就已经取得了白金唱片销量，并获得了朱诺最具潜力的女歌手奖。
• If I get the contract, you can be my back up vocalist. "really?"
  “假如我得到那张合同，你可以帮我合声。”“真的吗？”
• The audience encored the vocalist.
  听众要求歌唱家再演唱一次。
• The honor signals that she has won the female vocalist, entertainer of the year and newcomer prizes in her career.
  这意味着她在演唱生涯中已将最佳女歌手、年度最佳艺人和最佳新人三个奖项收入囊中。
• Her son had a calling to become a vocalist.
  她儿子有一股热望，要成为一名歌唱家。