n.钢琴

原形：pianoforte复数：pianofortes

The pianoforte was a popular instrument during the古典时期, especially in the works of composers like Mozart and Beethoven.
钢琴 forte（强）在古典时期非常流行，尤其是莫扎特和贝多芬等作曲家的作品中。
She began her performance on the grand pianoforte, the keys resonating beautifully with each note.
她在大钢琴上开始了演奏，每一个音符都使琴键发出悦耳的共鸣。
The pianoforte's dynamic range allowed composers to express a wide array of emotions in their compositions.
钢琴 forte的动态范围使得作曲家能够在作品中表达丰富的情感。
The pianoforte's development marked a significant shift from the harpsichord, which had a softer touch.
钢琴 forte的发展标志着与触键较轻的古钢琴相比的重大转变。
During the Romantic era, the pianoforte evolved into the modern piano, with improved mechanisms for louder and softer playing.
在浪漫主义时期，钢琴 forte演变成现代钢琴，有了更强大的机制以实现更响亮或柔和的演奏。
The pianoforte was often used as a centerpiece in salons, providing entertainment for guests during social gatherings.
钢琴 forte常常作为沙龙的焦点，为社交聚会中的客人提供娱乐。
The pianoforte was not only an instrument but also a symbol of wealth and refinement in 19th-century society.
在19世纪的社会中，钢琴 forte不仅是乐器，更是财富和高雅的象征。
It took considerable skill to play the pianoforte, as it required precise finger work and control over the pedal.
演奏钢琴 forte需要相当高的技巧，因为它要求手指精确的动作和踏板的控制。
The pianoforte's construction involved intricate mechanisms, including hammers that struck the strings to produce sound.
钢琴 forte的构造十分复杂，包括击弦锤来敲击琴弦以产生声音。
After hours of practice, she finally mastered the challenging piece on the pianoforte, feeling a sense of accomplishment.
经过几个小时的练习，她终于掌握了这首在钢琴 forte上的挑战性曲目，感到一种成就感。