英[ˌserə'neɪd]美[ˌserə'neɪd]
记忆方法
词源记忆法
来自serene，宁静的，平静的，-ity，名词后缀。用于指男子在所爱慕的女子窗下演奏的小夜曲，比喻用法。
verb(动词)noun(名词)
双解例句
verb(动词)noun(名词)
小知识
If you really want to win someone's heart, take your ukulele to his house at night and serenade him under his open window. When you serenade someone, you play or sing a song, often outdoors.
In Italian, serenata means “an evening song,” and the noun serenade is a tune played or sung, either for one specific person or for a larger audience, outside. It's still a serenade if you sing in the daytime, but the classic example of a serenade is a man singing below a woman's window at night. The word serenade can be both a noun — the song itself — and a verb — the act of singing or playing the song.