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monotone

/mon-uh-tohn/US // ˈmɒn əˌtoʊn //UK // (ˈmɒnəˌtəʊn) //

单调,单声道,单调的,单音

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a vocal utterance or series of speech sounds in one unvaried tone.
    • : a single tone without harmony or variation in pitch.
    • : recitation or singing of words in such a tone.
    • : a person who is unable to discriminate between or to reproduce differences in musical pitch, especially in singing.
    • : sameness of tone or color, sometimes to a boring degree.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : monotonous.
    • : consisting of or characterized by a uniform tone of one color: a monotone drape.Compare monochromatic.
    • : Mathematics. monotonic.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounmonotony

Examples

  • The new voice TikTok has now added is more upbeat, which doesn’t work as well in some videos where the point was to use a monotone.

  • We work virtually together often, and his WFH situation is in a room far away from his WiFi source, which means I spend a lot of time staring at his frozen face while repeating his name in monotone during important conversations.

  • The computer graphics are monotone overlaid in Lucky Charms leprechaun green.

  • “And to see great fashion,” he added half-heartedly, in monotone and with no punctuation.

  • Not too long ago, the market hybrid cars seemed similarly monotone.

  • Hours passed by and the judge read his charges in a monotone.

  • His soft, calm monotone never fluctuates, adding an extra creepy factor.

  • He spoke in a wheezy, solemn monotone, from which all elements of life and joy seemed to have been eliminated.

  • Gradually the muffled beat of hoofs grew more pronounced, a shuffling monotone that filled the night.

  • One day, feverish and excited, he played on in monotone almost listless.

  • "We did gey well," he resumed in his even monotone, like a man who was repeating something he had learned by heart.

  • He stood amid that silence, hearing only a faint whisper from the river, a far-off monotone from the falls beyond the chute.