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philharmonic orchestra
philharmonic 常与 orchestra 搭配，指爱乐乐团。
The philharmonic orchestra performed a symphony by Mozart.
这支爱乐乐团演奏了莫扎特的一首交响曲。
爱乐的；爱好音乐的
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爱乐的；爱好音乐的
Appreciative of music, especially its performance; devoted to music.
The philharmonic orchestra performed a symphony by Mozart.
这支爱乐乐团演奏了莫扎特的一首交响曲。
热爱音乐的,尤指欣赏音乐演奏的。
Appreciative of music, but especially to its performance; devoted to music.
The local philharmonic orchestra gave an impressive performance of Mozart's requiem.
当地的交响乐团出色地演奏了莫扎特的安魂曲。
Many musicians volunteer for the philharmonic society's outreach programs.
许多音乐家自愿参加爱乐协会的推广活动。
He donated generously to support the philharmonic concert series in the park.
他慷慨捐款支持公园里的交响音乐会系列。
philharmonic 常与 orchestra 搭配，指爱乐乐团。
The philharmonic orchestra performed a symphony by Mozart.
这支爱乐乐团演奏了莫扎特的一首交响曲。
He has been a member of the philharmonic society for years.
他多年来一直是爱乐协会的成员。
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She is a philharmonic.
Use this
She is a music lover.
误将形容词'philharmonic'当作名词使用，表示'音乐爱好者'。这里应用名词短语'music lover'。
Not this
I enjoy listening to philharmonic music.
Use this
I enjoy listening to orchestral music.
形容词'philharmonic'通常修饰乐团（如philharmonic orchestra），而非音乐类型。表示'管弦乐'应用'orchestral'。
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爱乐乐团
The city has a famous philharmonic orchestra.
这座城市有一个著名的爱乐乐团。
爱乐协会
She became a member of the local philharmonic society.
她成为了当地爱乐协会的会员。
爱乐音乐厅
The concert will be held in the philharmonic hall.
音乐会将在爱乐音乐厅举行。
爱乐音乐会
We attended a philharmonic concert last night.
我们昨晚参加了一场爱乐音乐会。
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联想phil-表爱，harmonic是和声；爱和声即爱乐、爱好音乐。
语域：formal 常见场景：乐团正式名称、正式书面语中 在“爱乐/爱好音乐”这一义项上，该词通常用于较正式的书面语，口语中很少单独使用；日常表达中比较常见于乐团等专有名称，如 Philharmonic Orchestra。
这些词都以 -onic 结尾，重音在倒数第二个音节，读作 /ɒnɪk/，与 philharmonic 的 /mɒnɪk/ 押韵。注意 phil- 开头的 philosophy /fɪˈlɒsəfi/ 和 philology /fɪˈlɒlədʒi/ 等词看起来相似，但重音和元音不同，不押韵。
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