fan
fare
复数形式
fanfares
1
a showy display intended to attract attention
- The product launch was accompanied by a lot of fanfare.
- Her promotion was celebrated with unnecessary fanfare.
- The gala opened with fanfare and bright decorations.
- He entered the room with fanfare, hoping to impress everyone.
- Despite the modest achievement, the media gave it excessive fanfare.
同义词：
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号角, 喇叭声
a short and lively ceremonial sounding of trumpets or other brass instruments, usually to announce something important
A fanfare is a short, lively, and often loud musical passage typically played by brass instruments, sometimes accompanied by percussion. It is designed to announce or celebrate an event, such as a formal ceremony, arrival, or important occasion. Fanfare pieces are usually characterized by their bright, bold, and attention-grabbing sound, intended to draw attention and create a sense of excitement or grandeur.
- The brass section played a powerful fanfare to introduce the bride and groom, signaling the start of the wedding ceremony.
铜管乐部分演奏了一段强有力的号角声来介绍新娘和新郎，标志着婚礼的开始。
- The composer wrote a majestic fanfare for the orchestra, capturing the grandeur and excitement of the royal procession.
作曲家为乐团写了一首雄伟的号角曲，捕捉了皇家游行的宏伟和兴奋。
- The marching band rehearsed their fanfare for the upcoming competition, focusing on precision and unity of sound.
行进乐队为即将到来的比赛排练了他们的号角曲，专注于声音的精确性和统一性。
- The fanfare at the beginning of the symphony set the tone for the entire piece, announcing its bold and celebratory theme.
交响乐开头的号角为整部作品定下了基调，宣告了其大胆和庆祝的主题。
- The film score featured a triumphant fanfare during the climactic battle scene, heightening the tension and excitement of the moment.
电影配乐在高潮战斗场景中采用了胜利的号角，增强了那一刻的紧张和兴奋。