accompaniments [ə'kʌmpənɪmənts]

例句:

• And this means: make accompaniments that are playable.
  其意思是: 使得伴奏作品是可以演奏的.
  来自互联网
• Notated accompaniments to solo songs appear in the 16 th century.
  以符号表示伴奏的独奏歌曲在十六世纪出现.
  
• Sauce chef: Prepares meat, poultry and game dishes ( not roasted or grilled ) with their sauces and accompaniments.
  酱汁厨师: 负责肉类, 家禽类食品的准备工作,包括调味、酱汁等的制作,而不负责烧烤或出品.
  
• Gary Matthewman's piano accompaniments had almost too much authority at times.
  来自THETIMES
• Surrey-born Williams was already a seasoned soundtrack creator by the time he recorded his Life on Earth accompaniments.
  来自BBC
• Instinctually, Barenboim's playing reacts even to the slightest of accompaniments in the spirit of collaboration.
  来自BBC