musical

Word family

mu·sic·al1 /ˈmjuːzɪkəl/ S3 W3 adjectiveadj

1 [only before noun]APM relating to music or consisting of music 音乐的；配乐的

a musical version of the fairy tale ‘Cinderella’

童话故事《灰姑娘》的音乐剧版

When he began his musical career, King played only for black audiences.

金在音乐事业的开始阶段只为黑人观众演奏。

2 APMgood at or interested in playing or singing music 擅长音乐的；对音乐感兴趣的；有音乐天赋的

She’s very musical and loves to sing.

她很有乐感，而且喜欢唱歌。

3 CAPMhaving a pleasant sound like music 〔声音〕音乐般好听的，悦耳的

a sweet musical voice

甜美悦耳的嗓音

Examples from the Corpus

musical• Her teachers told her she had no musical ability whatsoever.• All who have that responsibility need to be aware of their own musical and liturgical preferences.• Amanda is so talented - she's musical and she can dance.• Yodelling song based on more musical call-notes.• For better or worse, with sincerity or mercenary attachment, the hip musical climate was heavily involved.• There have been attempts to depict this extraordinary achievement as a form of musical consumerism.• The emotions have been likened to a musical instrument and it is a man's task to play upon its uttermost strings.• Do you play a musical instrument?• a musical performance• DiFranco's musical skills keep winning her new fans.• O'Connor uses a wide variety of musical styles in his performances.• By day, he studied musical theory at the fine but beleaguered music department.• But many organists have undertaken some years of an expensive musical training and still give many hours a week to practising.• Following the Big Game of 1921, Maestro Merola proposed one of the most ambitious musical undertakings of the era.• a musical voice