duet

• n. 二重奏；二重唱
• n. (Duet)人名；(法)迪埃

来自拉丁语duo, 二。用于音乐名词。比较quartet, quintet.

duet

duet: [18] The original term for ‘two musicians’ was Italian duo, a descendant of Latin duo ‘two’. English acquired this in the 16th century. But Italian (the major source of Western musical vocabulary) also produced a diminutive form duetto, literally ‘little duo’, which English borrowed either directly (the unanglicized form duetto was used in English for about a hundred years from the 1720s) or perhaps via German duett.
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duet (n.)

1740, from French duet, from Italian duetto "short musical composition for two voices," diminutive of duo "two" (see two). As a verb, from 1822. The Italian form of the noun was used in English from c. 1724.

1. I sing with someone in duet.

我和某人唱二重唱.

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2. I sang a duet at a Karaoke bar.

在卡拉ok厅唱二重唱.

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3. I sing with Mike in duet.

我和迈克唱二重唱。

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4. Bob and Jenny sang a duet.

鲍勃和詹妮表演了一首二重唱.

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5. The famous star and his partner will give duet at the concert.

这位著名的歌星和他的合作者将在音乐会上表演二重唱.

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