melodic

Relating to or having a pleasant tune or melody.

ruОтносящийся к приятной мелодии или обладающий ею.esRelativo a una melodía agradable o que la posee; que tiene cualidades musicales dulces o armoniosas.frQui appartient à une mélodie agréable ou qui en possède les qualités.deWohlklingend, angenehm in der Melodie; eine schöne, sangliche Melodie habend oder betreffend.ptRelativo a uma melodia agradável ou que a possui; que é agradável ao ouvido, harmonioso e musical.zh指旋律优美动听的，或具有旋律性的。也可形容声音悦耳、富有音乐感。arصفة تدل على ما يتصل باللحن أو النغم، أو ما يمتاز بجمال النغمة وعذوبتها ووقعه الموسيقي على السمع.

1. Pleasing to the ear B1 formal

   Having a pleasant, tuneful quality; characterized by pleasing melody.

   • The piece has a very melodic refrain that stays with you.
   • Her voice was soft and melodic, perfect for lullabies.
   • The composer is known for his melodic symphonies.
   • The birds sang a melodic greeting at dawn.

   ruМелодичныйesMelódico, agradable al oídofrMélodieuxdeMelodischptMelódicozh旋律优美的arلحني

   Sinónimos: dulceteuphoniousharmoniouslyricalmellifluousmelodiousmusicalsilverytuneful

   Antónimos: cacophonousdiscordantdissonantgratingharshjarringunmelodicunmusical

2. Relating to melody B2 formal

   Of or relating to the sequence of single notes that forms a distinct musical phrase; the tune of a piece.

   • The melodic line is carried by the flute in this section.
   • Jazz often emphasizes melodic improvisation over harmonic complexity.
   • She analyzed the melodic patterns in Baroque music.
   • The song’s melodic structure is deceptively simple.

   ruМелодическийesrelativo a la melodíafrmélodique (relatif à la mélodie)demelodischptMelódicozh旋律的arلحني

   Sinónimos: lyricalmelodiousmusicalsongfultuneful

• more melodic comparative form
• most melodic superlative form