Definition of techno in English:

techno

noun ˈtɛknəʊˈtɛknoʊ

mass noun

A style of fast, heavy electronic dance music, typically with few or no vocals.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Next door, was a cafe run by a former ska musician with a love for house and techno.
- Many had been waiting patiently for several hours, bobbing to blasts of techno, country and rock music.
- Music, which mainly focused on techno and dance, simply wasn't interesting anymore.
- Flamenco now has modern influences such as blues, jazz and more recently rock, hip-hop or techno.
- He listens to black music while she listens to different kinds of music, but no techno.
- At a push he could be loosely considered a techno DJ, but once in the studio, techno seems to be the last thing on his mind.
- The last two weeks they played techno and dance music at the end of the night.
- The music is a blend of techno beats and guitar riffs, and makes for pretty decent racing music.
- The sound effects are ok and the music is all ambient techno style which is nice and moody but maybe a bit dull when the action starts hotting up.
- His blend of minimal techno and acid has been his trademark sound since the early days.
- If you all grew up in the same social environment, how is it that you understand techno and they don't?
- He likes electro, techno, and house, but always figures they could use some renovations.
- Bossa nova, deep techno, hip hop, broken beat and jazz all find common ground in a sound that is a genre all its own.
- The group's sound is blank canvas of electronic soundscapes that fuse techno, hip hop, drum and bass and house.
- Their music is a mixture of Eastern European folk, gypsy, techno and American jazz.
- His accomplished, melancholic debut of minimal and ethereal, techno music quickly followed.
- Reminiscent of classic German techno, both are perfect dance floor fillers.
- His meteoric rise has been cited as one of the catalysts for Swedish techno's current influence.
- Music will include funky techno, a cappella singers, dance floor jazz, and chilled house.
- The result is some of the darkest, most introspective techno to come out in a long time.

Origin

1980s: abbreviation of technological.

Definition of techno in US English:

techno

nounˈtɛknoʊˈteknō

A style of fast, heavy electronic dance music, typically with few or no vocals.
高技术音乐
Example sentencesExamples
- He listens to black music while she listens to different kinds of music, but no techno.
- His meteoric rise has been cited as one of the catalysts for Swedish techno's current influence.
- The last two weeks they played techno and dance music at the end of the night.
- The result is some of the darkest, most introspective techno to come out in a long time.
- Next door, was a cafe run by a former ska musician with a love for house and techno.
- The group's sound is blank canvas of electronic soundscapes that fuse techno, hip hop, drum and bass and house.
- Their music is a mixture of Eastern European folk, gypsy, techno and American jazz.
- Reminiscent of classic German techno, both are perfect dance floor fillers.
- Bossa nova, deep techno, hip hop, broken beat and jazz all find common ground in a sound that is a genre all its own.
- At a push he could be loosely considered a techno DJ, but once in the studio, techno seems to be the last thing on his mind.
- The sound effects are ok and the music is all ambient techno style which is nice and moody but maybe a bit dull when the action starts hotting up.
- His blend of minimal techno and acid has been his trademark sound since the early days.
- Many had been waiting patiently for several hours, bobbing to blasts of techno, country and rock music.
- Music will include funky techno, a cappella singers, dance floor jazz, and chilled house.
- He likes electro, techno, and house, but always figures they could use some renovations.
- His accomplished, melancholic debut of minimal and ethereal, techno music quickly followed.
- Flamenco now has modern influences such as blues, jazz and more recently rock, hip-hop or techno.
- If you all grew up in the same social environment, how is it that you understand techno and they don't?
- Music, which mainly focused on techno and dance, simply wasn't interesting anymore.
- The music is a blend of techno beats and guitar riffs, and makes for pretty decent racing music.

Origin

1980s: abbreviation of technological.

词汇	techno
释义	Definition of techno in English: techno noun ˈtɛknəʊˈtɛknoʊ mass noun A style of fast, heavy electronic dance music, typically with few or no vocals. 高技术音乐 Example sentencesExamples Next door, was a cafe run by a former ska musician with a love for house and techno. Many had been waiting patiently for several hours, bobbing to blasts of techno, country and rock music. Music, which mainly focused on techno and dance, simply wasn't interesting anymore. Flamenco now has modern influences such as blues, jazz and more recently rock, hip-hop or techno. He listens to black music while she listens to different kinds of music, but no techno. At a push he could be loosely considered a techno DJ, but once in the studio, techno seems to be the last thing on his mind. The last two weeks they played techno and dance music at the end of the night. The music is a blend of techno beats and guitar riffs, and makes for pretty decent racing music. The sound effects are ok and the music is all ambient techno style which is nice and moody but maybe a bit dull when the action starts hotting up. His blend of minimal techno and acid has been his trademark sound since the early days. If you all grew up in the same social environment, how is it that you understand techno and they don't? He likes electro, techno, and house, but always figures they could use some renovations. Bossa nova, deep techno, hip hop, broken beat and jazz all find common ground in a sound that is a genre all its own. The group's sound is blank canvas of electronic soundscapes that fuse techno, hip hop, drum and bass and house. Their music is a mixture of Eastern European folk, gypsy, techno and American jazz. His accomplished, melancholic debut of minimal and ethereal, techno music quickly followed. Reminiscent of classic German techno, both are perfect dance floor fillers. His meteoric rise has been cited as one of the catalysts for Swedish techno's current influence. Music will include funky techno, a cappella singers, dance floor jazz, and chilled house. The result is some of the darkest, most introspective techno to come out in a long time. Origin 1980s: abbreviation of technological. Definition of techno in US English: techno nounˈtɛknoʊˈteknō A style of fast, heavy electronic dance music, typically with few or no vocals. 高技术音乐 Example sentencesExamples He listens to black music while she listens to different kinds of music, but no techno. His meteoric rise has been cited as one of the catalysts for Swedish techno's current influence. The last two weeks they played techno and dance music at the end of the night. The result is some of the darkest, most introspective techno to come out in a long time. Next door, was a cafe run by a former ska musician with a love for house and techno. The group's sound is blank canvas of electronic soundscapes that fuse techno, hip hop, drum and bass and house. Their music is a mixture of Eastern European folk, gypsy, techno and American jazz. Reminiscent of classic German techno, both are perfect dance floor fillers. Bossa nova, deep techno, hip hop, broken beat and jazz all find common ground in a sound that is a genre all its own. At a push he could be loosely considered a techno DJ, but once in the studio, techno seems to be the last thing on his mind. The sound effects are ok and the music is all ambient techno style which is nice and moody but maybe a bit dull when the action starts hotting up. His blend of minimal techno and acid has been his trademark sound since the early days. Many had been waiting patiently for several hours, bobbing to blasts of techno, country and rock music. Music will include funky techno, a cappella singers, dance floor jazz, and chilled house. He likes electro, techno, and house, but always figures they could use some renovations. His accomplished, melancholic debut of minimal and ethereal, techno music quickly followed. Flamenco now has modern influences such as blues, jazz and more recently rock, hip-hop or techno. If you all grew up in the same social environment, how is it that you understand techno and they don't? Music, which mainly focused on techno and dance, simply wasn't interesting anymore. The music is a blend of techno beats and guitar riffs, and makes for pretty decent racing music. Origin 1980s: abbreviation of technological.
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