n.(演唱或乐器演奏的)颤音，震音

原形：tremolo复数：tremolos

The guitar player executed a beautiful tremolo picking, creating a mesmerizing sound.
吉他手运用了精彩的颤音拨弦，制造出迷人的声音效果。
She added a subtle tremolo to her voice, adding depth and emotion to the song.
她在歌声中加入了一丝微妙的颤音，增加了歌曲的深度和情感。
The orchestra's violins produced a delicate tremolo that filled the concert hall.
交响乐团的小提琴奏出了轻盈的颤音，回荡在音乐厅中。
The tremolo in his heartbeat could be heard through the thin walls of the hospital room.
他心脏的颤动声透过病房的薄墙清晰可闻。
The pianist executed a rapid tremolo in the left hand, while playing a melodic line in the right.
钢琴家左手快速地进行颤音演奏，同时右手弹奏着旋律。
The singer modulated her voice with a tremolo, creating a haunting effect on the listeners.
歌唱者通过颤音调整音色，给听众带来一种阴森的感觉。
The tremolo of the wind chimes created a soothing lullaby as the night fell.
风铃的颤音在夜幕降临时奏出宁静的摇篮曲。
The tremolo effect in electronic music can be manipulated to create a futuristic, otherworldly sound.
电子音乐中的颤音效果可以被操控，创造出未来感十足、超现实的声音。
The composer intentionally avoided using tremolo in the final movement of his symphony, for contrast.
作曲家故意在交响乐的最后一部分没有使用颤音，以增加对比效果。
The tremolo on the drum kit was a signature part of the drummer's style, adding energy to every beat.
鼓组上的颤音是这位鼓手的独特标志，为每一个节拍注入活力。