n.(歌剧或清唱剧中的)宣叙调，朗诵调
adj.朗诵的；叙述的；【乐】宣叙调的

Recitative is a style of delivery in operas and oratorios that imitates natural speech, often used to advance the plot or develop characters.
咏叹调是歌剧和清唱剧中模仿自然对话的一种表达方式，常用于推进情节或发展人物。
The soprano sang the recitative with great emotion, bringing the character's inner turmoil to life.
女高音用极大的情感演唱了咏叹调，生动地表现了角色内心的挣扎。
In contrast to the more lyrical arias, the recitative sections of an opera are typically more speech-like and less melodic.
与更抒情的咏叹调相比，歌剧中的咏叹调部分通常更像对话，旋律性较弱。
The composer used the recitative to introduce new characters and advance the storyline in his latest opera.
作曲家在最新歌剧中使用咏叹调来介绍新角色并推动故事情节的发展。
The baritone's recitative was so convincing that it felt like we were eavesdropping on a real conversation.
男中音的咏叹调如此令人信服，感觉像是我们在偷听一场真实的对话。
In this production, the director chose to have the singers perform the recitative without any musical accompaniment.
在这次制作中，导演选择让歌手们在没有音乐伴奏的情况下演唱咏叹调。
The recitative section of the opera is crucial for setting the scene and establishing the mood for the following aria.
歌剧中的咏叹调部分对于设定场景和为接下来的咏叹调建立氛围至关重要。
After the dramatic recitative, the soprano's voice soared into the soaring melody of her next aria.
在戏剧性的咏叹调之后，女高音的声音升入了她下一个咏叹调的高亢旋律中。
The composer wrote the recitative to be sung in a conversational tone, with the orchestra providing subtle background music.
作曲家将咏叹调写成对话式的，由管弦乐队提供微妙的背景音乐。
The recitative in this opera is particularly challenging because it requires the singer to convey complex emotions through speech alone.
这部歌剧中的咏叹调尤其具有挑战性，因为它要求歌手仅通过对话传达复杂的情感。