英[ˌresɪtə'tiːv]美[ˌresɪtə'tiːv]
记忆方法
词源记忆法
来自recite，背诵，朗诵，-ative，形容词后缀。后用于指歌剧的宣叙调。
noun(名词)
双解例句
noun(名词)
小知识
Recitative is a kind of music with rhythms that sound like regular speaking. You'll usually hear recitative in opera.
Most classical operas are a mix of arias (melodic, expressive songs) and recitatives, which are meant to move the plot along or fill in information in the story. While the arias are the most beautiful parts of an opera, recitatives are much less memorable. The word comes from the Italian recitativo, and goes back to the Latin recitare, “read aloud.”