staccato
gb/stəkˈɑtoʊ/ us/stəkˈɑtoʊ/
C1
英語
szaggatott, staccatós, staccato, szaggatott játékmód, szaggatottság
C1
TECHNICAL
1
szaggatott
B2
staccatós
C1
用法パターン：
play/sing [something] staccato; staccato [notes/passage/rhythm]
The score says the opening theme should be played staccato.
A kottában az áll, hogy a nyitótémát szaggatottan kell játszani.
She practiced the scales staccato to make the attacks cleaner.
Szaggatottan gyakorolta a skálákat, hogy tisztábbak legyenek a hangindítások.
The pianist kept the accompaniment staccato under the melody.
学習者向け例文
Play these notes staccato.
Játsszd ezeket a hangokat szaggatottan.
The music is staccato and lively.
A zene szaggatott és élénk.
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes add -ly (*staccatoly*); the adverb form is usually just staccato (e.g., “play it staccato”).
意味
short, detached musical notes
コロケーション
staccato notes
|staccato passage
|staccato rhythm
|staccato articulation
|staccato marking
|play staccato
|staccato chords
|staccato pattern
|crisp staccato
|light staccato
類義語
detached (A general musical term; less specific than staccato as a marked articulation.)
対義語
legato (Means smoothly connected without breaks between notes.)
テーマ
music
|performance
|arts
定義
In music: with short notes and clear breaks between them.
In music, played or sung with each note sharply separated from the next, often shortened in length.
C1
2
szaggatott
B2
用法パターン：
staccato [voice/speech/dialogue/steps/editing]; in a staccato way
He spoke in a staccato voice, as if each word took effort.
Szaggatott hangon beszélt, mintha minden szó kimondása erőfeszítésébe került volna.
The report is written in staccato sentences that keep the pace fast.
A jelentés rövid, szaggatott mondatai gyorsan viszik előre a szöveget.
A staccato burst of knocking cut through the silence.
学習者向け例文
Her answers came in staccato bursts.
A válaszai szaggatottan, rövid kitörésekben érkeztek.
The footsteps sounded staccato in the hallway.
A léptek szaggatottan visszhangoztak a folyosón.
よくある間違い：
Often confused with “static” or “erratic”; staccato specifically suggests short, separated bursts.
意味
short, clipped, abrupt style
コロケーション
staccato voice
|staccato speech
|staccato delivery
|staccato dialogue
|staccato sentences
|staccato footsteps
|staccato bursts
|staccato pacing
|staccato editing
|staccato rhythm
類義語
clipped (Emphasizes shortened speech sounds or a curt manner.)
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choppy (Emphasizes uneven flow, especially in writing or movement.)
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jerky (Often used for physical movement; can feel more physical than staccato.)
対義語
flowing (Emphasizes smooth, continuous movement or speech.)
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smooth (General opposite: without abrupt breaks.)
テーマ
communication
|writing
|sound
|arts
定義
Made of short parts with sudden stops and starts.
Characterized by short, abrupt units or bursts, as in speech, writing, movement, or sound.
名詞
C1
TECHNICAL
3
staccato
C1
用法パターン：
[the] staccato (in [something]); use/add staccato
The teacher asked for more staccato in the repeated notes.
A tanár több staccatót kért az ismételt hangoknál.
In the scherzo, the staccato should sound playful rather than harsh.
A scherzóban a staccatónak játékosnak kell hatnia, nem pedig keménynek.
Her control of staccato and legato made the phrasing clear.
学習者向け例文
The piece needs more staccato.
A darabnak több staccatóra van szüksége.
Practice staccato and legato every day.
Gyakorold minden nap a staccatót és a legatót.
よくある間違い：
As a noun, it is often uncountable (“the staccato”), not usually “a staccato” unless referring to a specific effect or passage.
意味
staccato style in music
コロケーション
clean staccato
|crisp staccato
|light staccato
|heavy staccato
|use staccato
|add staccato
|staccato articulation
|staccato technique
|staccato in the right hand
|contrast of legato and staccato
類義語
detachment (More general term; does not imply the standard musical label staccato.)
対義語
legato (As a noun, refers to smooth, connected playing contrasted with staccato.)
テーマ
music
|performance
|arts
定義
A style of playing music with short, separate notes.
A manner of musical performance in which notes are played or sung in a detached way; staccato articulation as a style or effect.
名詞
C1
4
用法パターン：
[the] staccato of [something]
The staccato of keyboards filled the open-plan office.
Az egyterű irodát megtöltötte a billentyűzetek szaggatott kopogása.
Outside, the staccato of rain on the window kept her awake.
Odakint az ablakon kopogó eső szaggatott üteme ébren tartotta.
He recognized the staccato of hurried footsteps on the stairs.
学習者向け例文
I heard the staccato of fast typing.
Hallottam a gyors gépelés szaggatott kopogását.
よくある間違い：
This noun use is less common than the adjective; many contexts sound more natural with the adjective (e.g., “staccato breathing”).
意味
a staccato quality or rhythm
コロケーション
the staccato of gunfire
|the staccato of typing
|the staccato of footsteps
|a staccato of clicks
|a staccato of knocks
|staccato in the dialogue
類義語
rat-tat-tat (Onomatopoeic and more informal; often for knocking or gunfire.)
対義語
continuity (Emphasizes unbroken flow rather than separated bursts.)
テーマ
sound
|communication
|daily_life
定義
A short, broken rhythm in sound or speech.
A staccato-like quality in something nonmusical, such as speech, noise, or movement, marked by short, separated bursts.
文法
辞書形
staccato
IPA
GB/stəkˈɑtoʊ/
US/stəkˈɑtoʊ/
音節・強勢
stac - cato （2音節）
Stress on 2nd syllable (cato)
活用形
Adjective
- Base: staccato
表現
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