serenade

• قطعة موسيقية من عدة أجزاء دون شكل ثابت، أو أغنية تُؤدَّى تقليديًا في الليل تحت نافذة المحبوبة.

A musical composition in several movements with no fixed form, or a song characteristically performed outside the house of a woman.

1. Musical compositionB2formal

   A musical piece in several movements without a fixed form, often light and pleasant.

   سيريناد

   • Mozart composed several beautiful serenades.
   • The orchestra performed a classical serenade at the concert.
   • The serenade had a cheerful and flowing melody.

   المرادفاتdivertimento

2. Courtship songB2formal

   A song or instrumental piece performed outdoors, typically at night, as a gesture of love or admiration for someone.

   غناء الحب الليلي

   • He sang a romantic serenade under her balcony.
   • The lover hired musicians to play a serenade for his beloved.
   • In old movies, a serenade often accompanies a romantic proposal.

   المرادفاتlove song

• أداء مقطوعة موسيقية أو غناء، خاصة في الليل أو في الهواء الطلق، تحت نافذة شخص تعبيرًا عن الحب أو الإعجاب. وتُستخدم أيضًا بمعنى مدح شخص أو التغني به بموسيقى أو كلام عذب.

A verb meaning to perform a piece of music, typically outdoors and at night, for someone as a sign of affection or admiration.

1. Sing and play for someoneB2formal

   To perform a song or piece of music, typically outdoors and for a specific person, often as a romantic gesture.

   أداء سيريناد

   • He serenaded his girlfriend under her balcony with a guitar.
   • The band serenaded the crowd with a slow, romantic melody.
   • She was serenaded by a group of friends on her birthday.