Pronunciation: /ˈmjuːzɪk/
noun a sound or combination of sounds that has the power to express emotions, convey a message, or evoke a response
A1 I like listening to music.
A2 She plays the piano and guitar, so she is very talented in music.
B1 Studying music theory can help improve your understanding of different musical genres.
B2 Attending music festivals is a great way to discover new artists and bands.
C1 His passion for music led him to pursue a career as a professional musician.
C2 The intricate melodies and harmonies in classical music never fail to captivate me.
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A1 I music in my room every day.
A2 She music with her friends on weekends.
B1 They music together in a band.
B2 He music professionally as a DJ.
C1 The orchestra music beautifully during the concert.
C2 She music with passion and skill that mesmerizes the audience.
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A1 I like music classes.
A2 She bought a music box as a gift.
B1 The music teacher played a simple tune on the piano.
B2 The music festival featured a variety of genres.
C1 His music collection spans multiple decades.
C2 The orchestra's performance was a masterclass in music interpretation.
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A1 I like to listen to music while I study.
A2 She dances to the music in the club.
B1 He sings along with the music playing on the radio.
B2 The band played the music beautifully at the concert.
C1 The composer intricately wove different musical themes together in the symphony.
C2 The music reverberated through the concert hall, captivating the audience.
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A1 I love music.
A2 She listens to music every day.
B1 Music can help reduce stress and anxiety.
B2 The music playing in the background was soothing.
C1 Music has the power to evoke strong emotions in people.
C2 The music composed by Mozart is timeless and beautiful.
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A1 I listen to music while studying.
A2 She dances to the rhythm of the music.
B1 The music in the background helped me relax.
B2 The music from the concert filled the entire hall.
C1 His knowledge of music theory is unparalleled.
C2 The music played at the opera was simply breathtaking.
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A1 I like music and dancing.
A2 She enjoys listening to music while studying.
B1 Music can help improve concentration and focus.
B2 Playing an instrument and composing music go hand in hand.
C1 The intricate harmonies in classical music can be quite challenging to analyze.
C2 Music has the power to evoke strong emotions and memories in listeners.
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A1 Music! I love to dance to music.
A2 Music! It always puts me in a good mood.
B1 Music! It's a universal language that brings people together.
B2 Music! It has the power to evoke strong emotions.
C1 Music! It transcends boundaries and connects us on a deeper level.
C2 Music! The symphony of sounds creates a masterpiece for the soul.
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A1 I like music.
A2 She listens to music every day.
B1 Playing an instrument is a great way to enjoy music.
B2 Attending live music concerts is one of my favorite pastimes.
C1 Studying music theory has deepened my understanding and appreciation of different genres.
C2 The intricate compositions of classical music never fail to captivate me.
formal The symphony orchestra performed a beautiful piece of music at the concert.
informal I love listening to music while I study, it helps me concentrate.
slang Hey, do you wanna go check out some live music at the bar tonight?
figurative Her words were like music to my ears, bringing comfort and reassurance.
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