Definition of fundamental tone in English:

fundamental tone

noun

Music

The tone which represents the fundamental frequency of a vibrating object such as a string or bell.
〔乐〕基音
Example sentencesExamples
- Only the fundamental tone gives the actual musical pitch.
- We rarely hear a pure fundamental tone either in music or in nature.
- Oscillations with this wavelength produce a characteristic note, like the fundamental tone of a musical instrument.
- Such freedom of movement of a fundamental tone is specific to advanced written music of European origin, and in any case creates problems for the acoustic design of public buildings.
- The overtones, with their compound, irregular vibrations, give a fundamental tone a certain character or ‘clang-tint.’

Definition of fundamental tone in US English:

fundamental tone

nounˈˌfəndəˈˌmɛn(t)l toʊn

Music

The tone which represents the fundamental frequency of a vibrating object such as a string or bell.
〔乐〕基音
Example sentencesExamples
- Such freedom of movement of a fundamental tone is specific to advanced written music of European origin, and in any case creates problems for the acoustic design of public buildings.
- The overtones, with their compound, irregular vibrations, give a fundamental tone a certain character or ‘clang-tint.’
- Oscillations with this wavelength produce a characteristic note, like the fundamental tone of a musical instrument.
- Only the fundamental tone gives the actual musical pitch.
- We rarely hear a pure fundamental tone either in music or in nature.

单词	fundamental tone
释义	Definition of fundamental tone in English: fundamental tone noun Music The tone which represents the fundamental frequency of a vibrating object such as a string or bell. 〔乐〕基音 Example sentencesExamples Only the fundamental tone gives the actual musical pitch. We rarely hear a pure fundamental tone either in music or in nature. Oscillations with this wavelength produce a characteristic note, like the fundamental tone of a musical instrument. Such freedom of movement of a fundamental tone is specific to advanced written music of European origin, and in any case creates problems for the acoustic design of public buildings. The overtones, with their compound, irregular vibrations, give a fundamental tone a certain character or ‘clang-tint.’ Definition of fundamental tone in US English: fundamental tone nounˈˌfəndəˈˌmɛn(t)l toʊn Music The tone which represents the fundamental frequency of a vibrating object such as a string or bell. 〔乐〕基音 Example sentencesExamples Such freedom of movement of a fundamental tone is specific to advanced written music of European origin, and in any case creates problems for the acoustic design of public buildings. The overtones, with their compound, irregular vibrations, give a fundamental tone a certain character or ‘clang-tint.’ Oscillations with this wavelength produce a characteristic note, like the fundamental tone of a musical instrument. Only the fundamental tone gives the actual musical pitch. We rarely hear a pure fundamental tone either in music or in nature.
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