medley
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++med·ley /ˈmedli/ noun [countable] 1 APMa group of songs or tunes sung or played one after the other as a single piece of music 集成曲，组合曲；一组联唱[联奏]的歌曲[乐曲]medley of He played a medley of Beatles songs. 他演奏了一组披头士乐队的歌曲。2 [usually singular]MIX a mixture of different types of the same thing which produces an interesting or unusual effect 混合物；大杂烩medley of an exotic medley of smells 各种气味奇特的混合 a medley of architectural styles 各种不同建筑风格的大杂烩3 DSSa swimming race in which the competitors swim using four different strokes 混合泳比赛；混合泳接力比赛 the 400 metres individual medley 400米个人混合泳比赛
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medley• Dennis told me to cheer up and threatened to sing me a medley.• The suspect has little opportunity for demonstrating his or her innocence against any one of a medley of permissive street powers.• Sometimes they pipe out a medley, filling the woods with a cacophony of avian lechery.• This passes a medley of buildings before commencing a steady climb, fringed by trees, to Twisleton Hall, a farm.• Let me present a medley of these edifying yarns.• a medley of popular Christmas carols• If you want a taste of Torme as the consummate show stopper, Rhino offers you his classic, 15-minute Gershwin medley.• Unseen in all this great medley of hidden activity the verderers were riding.• He finished fourth in his best event, the 200-meter individual medley, at the trials in March.• a delicately prepared medley of vegetablesOrigin medley (1300-1400) Old French medlee, from medler; → MEDDLEmed·ley nounChineseSyllable
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med‧ley /ˈmedli/
noun [countable]1. a group of songs or tunes sung or played one after the other as a single piece of music
medley of
He played a medley of Beatles songs.
2. [usually singular] a mixture of different types of the same thing which produces an interesting or unusual effect
medley of
an exotic medley of smells
a medley of architectural styles
3. a swimming race in which the competitors swim using four different strokes:
the 400 metres individual medley
med‧ley /ˈmedli/
noun [countable]1. a group of songs or tunes sung or played one after the other as a single piece of musicmedley of
2. [usually singular] a mixture of different types of the same thing which produces an interesting or unusual effect
medley of
3. a swimming race in which the competitors swim using four different strokes: