Definition of coda in English:

coda

noun ˈkəʊdəˈkoʊdə

Music

1The concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure.
〔乐〕（乐曲或乐章的）尾声
the first movement ends with a fortissimo coda
Example sentencesExamples
- To alter the coda of that final movement is thus, by implication, to change the character of the entire work.
- This third section has already incorporated material from earlier in the movement and the coda extends this process.
- The coda of the great Schubert B flat sonata was played at a breakneck pace and was technically perfect.
- The theme returns at the conclusion in its original scoring and a short, violent coda ends the piece.
- At times, as in the coda of the first movement, the emotional release is transcendental.
Synonyms
appendix, addendum, end matter, tailpiece, codicil, rider, postscript, addition, extension, sequel
1. 1.1 The concluding section of a dance, especially of a pas de deux or the finale of a ballet in which the dancers parade before the audience.
  （舞蹈的）结尾段（尤指双人舞或芭蕾的结尾部分）
  Example sentencesExamples
  She completed the difficult series of fouettes in the coda of the Black Swan pas de deux which even more senior ballerinas sometimes cannot manage as well.
  We added an opening to include angels, and the hoops and Russian dance were also added, along with a closing coda.
  The program ended with a free-spirited coda by all the dancers doing this, that, and especially the other, all with happy bravura and to Tchaikovsky.
  A 16-year-old from North Carolina danced the variation and coda from the Don Quixote pas de deux.
  The short coda was another aerial ballet, after which the couple, yielding to the laws of gravity, returned to earth.
  Synonyms
  finale, final scene, final act, last act, epilogue, end, ending, finish, close
2. 1.2 A concluding event, remark, or section.
  结局；结束语；结尾部分
  his new novel is a kind of coda to his previous books
  他新出的小说就好像是他先前著作的某种结束语。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The extended coda to that scene and its aftermath was very well played, showing earlier events from a different perspective.
  The sad coda to this event is that, a mere five months later, this disaster is already a fading memory.
  In a coda to this collection, he states, ‘Writers thrive with patient, supportive, kindly publishers - and editors.’
  The foreign minister added a coda to his colleague's remarks by urging a spirit of compromise in accession negotiations.
  The entertainment correspondent is one of 12 climbers setting their sights on conquering the summit as a dramatic coda to a gruelling expedition.

Origin

Mid 18th century: Italian, from Latin cauda 'tail'.

Rhymes

Clodagh, coder, exploder, loader, Oder, odour (US odor), pagoda, Rhoda, Sargodha, Schroder, soda, vocoder

Definition of coda in US English:

coda

nounˈkoʊdəˈkōdə

Music

1The concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure.
〔乐〕（乐曲或乐章的）尾声
Example sentencesExamples
- The theme returns at the conclusion in its original scoring and a short, violent coda ends the piece.
- The coda of the great Schubert B flat sonata was played at a breakneck pace and was technically perfect.
- To alter the coda of that final movement is thus, by implication, to change the character of the entire work.
- This third section has already incorporated material from earlier in the movement and the coda extends this process.
- At times, as in the coda of the first movement, the emotional release is transcendental.
Synonyms
appendix, addendum, end matter, tailpiece, codicil, rider, postscript, addition, extension, sequel
1. 1.1 The concluding section of a dance, especially of a pas de deux or the finale of a ballet in which the dancers parade before the audience.
  （舞蹈的）结尾段（尤指双人舞或芭蕾的结尾部分）
  Example sentencesExamples
  A 16-year-old from North Carolina danced the variation and coda from the Don Quixote pas de deux.
  We added an opening to include angels, and the hoops and Russian dance were also added, along with a closing coda.
  The short coda was another aerial ballet, after which the couple, yielding to the laws of gravity, returned to earth.
  The program ended with a free-spirited coda by all the dancers doing this, that, and especially the other, all with happy bravura and to Tchaikovsky.
  She completed the difficult series of fouettes in the coda of the Black Swan pas de deux which even more senior ballerinas sometimes cannot manage as well.
  Synonyms
  finale, final scene, final act, last act, epilogue, end, ending, finish, close
2. 1.2 A concluding event, remark, or section.
  结局；结束语；结尾部分
  his new novel is a kind of coda to his previous books
  他新出的小说就好像是他先前著作的某种结束语。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The extended coda to that scene and its aftermath was very well played, showing earlier events from a different perspective.
  The entertainment correspondent is one of 12 climbers setting their sights on conquering the summit as a dramatic coda to a gruelling expedition.
  The sad coda to this event is that, a mere five months later, this disaster is already a fading memory.
  The foreign minister added a coda to his colleague's remarks by urging a spirit of compromise in accession negotiations.
  In a coda to this collection, he states, ‘Writers thrive with patient, supportive, kindly publishers - and editors.’

Origin

Mid 18th century: Italian, from Latin cauda ‘tail’.

词汇	coda
释义	Definition of coda in English: coda noun ˈkəʊdəˈkoʊdə Music 1The concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure. 〔乐〕（乐曲或乐章的）尾声 the first movement ends with a fortissimo coda Example sentencesExamples To alter the coda of that final movement is thus, by implication, to change the character of the entire work. This third section has already incorporated material from earlier in the movement and the coda extends this process. The coda of the great Schubert B flat sonata was played at a breakneck pace and was technically perfect. The theme returns at the conclusion in its original scoring and a short, violent coda ends the piece. At times, as in the coda of the first movement, the emotional release is transcendental. Synonyms appendix, addendum, end matter, tailpiece, codicil, rider, postscript, addition, extension, sequel 1.1 The concluding section of a dance, especially of a pas de deux or the finale of a ballet in which the dancers parade before the audience. （舞蹈的）结尾段（尤指双人舞或芭蕾的结尾部分） Example sentencesExamples She completed the difficult series of fouettes in the coda of the Black Swan pas de deux which even more senior ballerinas sometimes cannot manage as well. We added an opening to include angels, and the hoops and Russian dance were also added, along with a closing coda. The program ended with a free-spirited coda by all the dancers doing this, that, and especially the other, all with happy bravura and to Tchaikovsky. A 16-year-old from North Carolina danced the variation and coda from the Don Quixote pas de deux. The short coda was another aerial ballet, after which the couple, yielding to the laws of gravity, returned to earth. Synonyms finale, final scene, final act, last act, epilogue, end, ending, finish, close 1.2 A concluding event, remark, or section. 结局；结束语；结尾部分 his new novel is a kind of coda to his previous books 他新出的小说就好像是他先前著作的某种结束语。 Example sentencesExamples The extended coda to that scene and its aftermath was very well played, showing earlier events from a different perspective. The sad coda to this event is that, a mere five months later, this disaster is already a fading memory. In a coda to this collection, he states, ‘Writers thrive with patient, supportive, kindly publishers - and editors.’ The foreign minister added a coda to his colleague's remarks by urging a spirit of compromise in accession negotiations. The entertainment correspondent is one of 12 climbers setting their sights on conquering the summit as a dramatic coda to a gruelling expedition. Origin Mid 18th century: Italian, from Latin cauda 'tail'. Rhymes Clodagh, coder, exploder, loader, Oder, odour (US odor), pagoda, Rhoda, Sargodha, Schroder, soda, vocoder Definition of coda in US English: coda nounˈkoʊdəˈkōdə Music 1The concluding passage of a piece or movement, typically forming an addition to the basic structure. 〔乐〕（乐曲或乐章的）尾声 Example sentencesExamples The theme returns at the conclusion in its original scoring and a short, violent coda ends the piece. The coda of the great Schubert B flat sonata was played at a breakneck pace and was technically perfect. To alter the coda of that final movement is thus, by implication, to change the character of the entire work. This third section has already incorporated material from earlier in the movement and the coda extends this process. At times, as in the coda of the first movement, the emotional release is transcendental. Synonyms appendix, addendum, end matter, tailpiece, codicil, rider, postscript, addition, extension, sequel 1.1 The concluding section of a dance, especially of a pas de deux or the finale of a ballet in which the dancers parade before the audience. （舞蹈的）结尾段（尤指双人舞或芭蕾的结尾部分） Example sentencesExamples A 16-year-old from North Carolina danced the variation and coda from the Don Quixote pas de deux. We added an opening to include angels, and the hoops and Russian dance were also added, along with a closing coda. The short coda was another aerial ballet, after which the couple, yielding to the laws of gravity, returned to earth. The program ended with a free-spirited coda by all the dancers doing this, that, and especially the other, all with happy bravura and to Tchaikovsky. She completed the difficult series of fouettes in the coda of the Black Swan pas de deux which even more senior ballerinas sometimes cannot manage as well. Synonyms finale, final scene, final act, last act, epilogue, end, ending, finish, close 1.2 A concluding event, remark, or section. 结局；结束语；结尾部分 his new novel is a kind of coda to his previous books 他新出的小说就好像是他先前著作的某种结束语。 Example sentencesExamples The extended coda to that scene and its aftermath was very well played, showing earlier events from a different perspective. The entertainment correspondent is one of 12 climbers setting their sights on conquering the summit as a dramatic coda to a gruelling expedition. The sad coda to this event is that, a mere five months later, this disaster is already a fading memory. The foreign minister added a coda to his colleague's remarks by urging a spirit of compromise in accession negotiations. In a coda to this collection, he states, ‘Writers thrive with patient, supportive, kindly publishers - and editors.’ Origin Mid 18th century: Italian, from Latin cauda ‘tail’.
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