mezzo-soprano
女中音歌唱家,女中音,中女高音,男中音
Definitions
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plural mez·zo-so·pran·os, mez·zo-so·pran·i [met-soh-suh-pran-ee, -prah-nee, med-zoh-, mez-oh-]. /ˈmɛt soʊ səˈpræn i, -ˈprɑ ni, ˈmɛd zoʊ-, ˈmɛz oʊ-/.
- : a voice or voice part intermediate in compass between soprano and contralto.
- : a person having such a voice.
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- : of, pertaining to, characteristic of, or suitable to a mezzo-soprano.
Examples
Anti-hero status, as enjoyed by Tony Soprano and Walter White, is typically a male property.
The landscape looks something like the marsh behind the Toys ‘R’ Us where Tony Soprano might bury a body in Jersey.
Someone with a lovely soprano voice was singing me “Happy Birthday.”
Tony Soprano used to pick up copies of it in his fictional driveway.
How is Walter White different from someone like, say, Tony Soprano?
Once he learnt, with his aunt, the exceedingly florid duet in Semiramide, and sang the soprano part admirably.
He boasted of having "made a soprano out of Zambinella" and disclosed the fact to Sarrasine that this creature was not a woman.
He can if he like make himself a soprano, and sing for hire;—and probably that is the real goal for him.
Susy Clemens went to Paris to cultivate her voice, a rare soprano, with a view to preparing for the operatic stage.
A splendid soprano voice was ringing through the room, singing, "Hear me, Norma."