soloist

英 [ˈsəʊləʊɪst]

美 [ˈsoʊloʊɪst]

n.  独奏者; 独唱者; 单独表演者

复数：soloists　

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Collins.1 / BNC.12909 / COCA.14603

牛津词典

noun

• 独奏者；独唱者；单独表演者
  a person who plays an instrument or performs alone

柯林斯词典

• 独奏者;独唱者;独舞者
  Asoloistis a musician or dancer who performs a solo.

英英释义

noun

• a musician who performs a solo

双语例句

• The audience was completely carried away by the wonderful performance of the soloist.
  观众们完全被这位独唱演员的精彩表演打动了。
• I'll explain myself better. I love the team, I feel like a man, a part of a team. I'm not a soloist, I don't love being a protagonist.
  我要说说自己的感觉，我觉得自己是球队的一部份，而不是孤独的，我不喜欢领导者的角色。
• The paradigm of achievement assessment is changing from a psychometric paradigm to paradigm of assessment for learning, in which the teacher should be the producer and accompanist of the assessment, not the consumer and soloist.
  学业评价范式发生转型，从心理测量学范式转向促进学习的评价范式，需要教师成为评价的生产者和协奏者，而不是评价的消费者和独奏者。
• The soloist gave a brilliant performance.
  独奏演员进行了卓越的表演。
• The concert was something of an anticlimax because the star soloist never turned up.
  这次音乐会令人大失所望，因为那位著名的独奏演员始终没亮相。
• Jenny was a harpsichord soloist.
  詹妮是弦管键琴独奏家。
• He leads a parallel life as a concert pianist, appearing as soloist with symphony orchestras in the Bay Area and beyond.
  同时，他还是一名钢琴演奏家，以独奏者的身份出现在海湾地区等地的交响乐团。
• Choir, I'd like you to meet our new soloist, lilly.
  唱诗班的各位，我要给大家介绍一位新的独唱者，丽莉。
• Early jazz was centered in New Orleans and had trumpeter Louis Armstrong as its first great soloist.
  早期的爵士乐以新奥尔良为中心，并有出色的首席独奏者小号手路易斯·阿姆斯特朗。
• The soloist obliged with yet another encore.
  独奏演员又演了一个节目。