orchestra

英 [ˈɔːkɪstrə]

美 [ˈɔːrkɪstrə]

n. 管弦乐队

复数：orchestras　

Collins.2 / BNC.4027 / COCA.5347

牛津词典

noun

管弦乐队
a large group of people who play various musical instruments together, led by a conductor
管弦乐队
a large group of people who play various musical instruments together, led by a conductor

See also:...the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.chamber orchestra symphony orchestra
（剧院或音乐厅的）正厅前排座位
The orchestraorthe orchestra seatsin a theatre or concert hall are the seats on the ground floor directly in front of the stage.

in BRIT, usually use 英国英语通常用 stalls

noun

seating on the main floor in a theater
a musical organization consisting of a group of instrumentalists including string players

That understates my commitment to the orchestra.
那没有充分表达我对管弦乐队的热爱。
The orchestra are/ is performing before a large audience.
管弦乐队在很多听众面前演出。
The amateur orchestra played the National Anthem.
那支业余管弦乐队演奏了国歌。
No one ever mentions the Philharmonic Orchestra without praising it.
提起这个爱乐乐团，没有一个不夸的。
We've booked the orchestra to appear here on saturday.
我们已与那乐团签订契约星期六在这儿演出。
Moving to Germany, he became a stalwart of the revered Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra.
搬到德国后，他成了著名的库尔特·埃德尔哈根管弦乐队的一名忠实听众。
The visiting singer ran through her numbers with the orchestra just before the program.
特邀歌手在节目上演前与管弦乐队一起，把她要演唱的曲目排练一遍。
The orchestra gave its first performance on Whit Monday.
乐团在周一的圣灵降临节举行了首场演出。
He had nursed an ambition to lead his own big orchestra.
他一直有一个梦想，希望能指挥一支自己的顶级管弦乐队。
He captains the community orchestra.
他担任这个地区的管弦乐队的队长。