perfect pitch
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌperfect ˈpitch noun [uncountable] APMthe ability to correctly name any musical note that you hear, or to sing any note at the correct pitch without the help of an instrument 绝对音感〔听到音高后准确说出音名或不借助乐器唱出音高的能力〕
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perfect pitch• The woodwind maintained a perfect pitch and, like the strings and brass, produced a consistently voluptuous sound.• In pastoral terms, the program had perfect pitch.• Tom had perfect pitch and a wonderful recall and he could sing whole passages from Boccherini's aviary music.• You had perfect pitch, my love.• I have neither perfect pitch nor a head for mathematics, and anyway who wants to compute the speed of history?• In essays on whisky-tasting, sheath knives, deer hunting, he has a kind of perfect pitch.• Computer games that require a player to recognise perfect pitch might also help, Saffran says.• But the five people in Saffran's group with perfect pitch had started learning aged four.ˌperfect ˈpitch nounChineseSyllable
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perfect pitch
ˌperfect ˈpitch
noun [uncountable]
the ability to correctly name any musical note that you hear, or to sing any note at the correct pitch without the help of an instrument
ˌperfect ˈpitch
noun [uncountable]the ability to correctly name any musical note that you hear, or to sing any note at the correct pitch without the help of an instrument