名詞 madrigal:

1. an unaccompanied partsong for 2 or 3 voices; follows a strict poetic form

動(dòng)詞 madrigal:

1. sing madrigals

mad.ri.gal

n.（名詞）

Music An unaccompanied vocal composition for two or three voices in simple harmony, following a strict poetic form, developed in Italy in the late 3th and early 4th centuries.
【音樂(lè)】 中世紀(jì)抒情牧歌：一種僅以兩個(gè)或三個(gè)聲部的簡(jiǎn)單和聲組成的沒(méi)有伴奏的，以嚴(yán)格詩(shī)律形式譜成的音樂(lè)作品，在3世紀(jì)末期和4世紀(jì)早期在意大利發(fā)展起來(lái)
A short poem, often about love, suitable for being set to music.
抒情短詩(shī)：一種短詩(shī)，通常是愛(ài)情詩(shī)，適合于譜曲
Music
【音樂(lè)】
A typically unaccompanied polyphonic part song using a secular text and intended for four to six voices, developed in Italy in the 'th century and very popular in England in the 'th and early 7th centuries. Sometimes a string accompaniment doubles or replaces one or more of the vocal parts.
復(fù)調(diào)合唱曲：一種典型的無(wú)伴奏的復(fù)調(diào)合唱曲，使用通俗性的歌詞，有四到六個(gè)聲部，'世紀(jì)起源于意大利并在'世紀(jì)和7世紀(jì)早期在英國(guó)流行。有時(shí)候以伴奏的弦樂(lè)器重奏或替代一個(gè)或一個(gè)以上的聲部
A part song.
主調(diào)合唱曲

來(lái)源：
Italian madrigale
意大利語(yǔ) madrigale
probably from dialectal madregal [simple]
可能源自 方言 madregal [簡(jiǎn)單的]
from Late Latin m3troc3lis [invented, original]
源自 后期拉丁語(yǔ) m3troc3lis [發(fā)明的，起源的]
from Latin [of the womb]
源自 拉丁語(yǔ) [子宮的]
from m3trox m3troc- [womb]
源自 m3trox m3troc- [子宮]
from m3ter m3tr- [mother] * see mater
源自 m3ter m3tr- [母親] *參見(jiàn) mater

【引伸】
mad.rigalist
n.（名詞）