adj./adv. 弹拨的(地)，拨奏的(地)
n.拨奏曲，用指弹的乐曲

原形：pizzicato复数：pizzicatos

The violinist played a lively pizzicato in the final movement of the concerto.
小提琴家在协奏曲的最后一章中演奏了一段活泼的拨弦乐。
The pizzicato rhythm gave the piece a playful and energetic feel.
拨弦节奏使作品充满了活泼和活力。
In Baroque music, pizzicato was often used to mimic the sound of plucked strings.
在巴洛克音乐中，拨弦常常被用来模仿拨弦乐器的声音。
She executed a beautiful pizzicato passage with her bow hovering just above the strings.
她用小提琴弓轻轻地拨弦，完成了美妙的一段。
The harpsichord's soft pizzicato created a delicate texture in the ensemble.
风笛轻柔的拨弦为合奏增添了微妙的层次感。
The pianist paused, allowing the pizzicato notes from the strings to resonate before continuing.
钢琴家停顿了一下，让弦上的拨弦音符回荡后再继续演奏。
Pizzicato was a favorite technique of the Renaissance composer Vivaldi, known for his "The Four Seasons" suite.
拨弦是文艺复兴作曲家维瓦尔第的最爱，他的《四季》套曲就大量使用了这种技巧。
In a classical ensemble, the cellist's pizzicato was perfectly synchronized with the rest of the musicians.
在古典乐团中，大提琴手的拨弦与其它乐手的演奏完全同步。
The composer instructed the clarinetist to play a few bars of pizzicato before transitioning to the main melody.
作曲家要求单簧管手先演奏几节拨弦，然后过渡到主旋律。
The audience erupted into applause after the virtuosic pizzicato performance by the violinist.
小提琴家精湛的拨弦表演结束后，观众热烈鼓掌。