常见短语
- Guitar riff: 吉他即兴段
- Bass riff: 贝斯即兴段
- Drum riff: 鼓即兴段
- Jazz riff: 爵士即兴段
- Rock riff: 摇滚即兴段
- Guitar solo riff: 吉他独奏即兴段
- Blues riff: 蓝调即兴段
- Improvised riff: 即兴创作段
- Catchy riff: 耳熟能详的即兴段
- Funky riff: 有节奏感的即兴段
- Heavy riff: 重型即兴段
- Signature riff: 标志性即兴段
- Electric riff: 电吉他即兴段
- Acoustic riff: 原声吉他即兴段
- Iconic riff: 标志性即兴段
- Classic riff: 经典即兴段
- Memorable riff: 让人难忘的即兴段
- Melodic riff: 旋律即兴段
- Rhythmic riff: 有节奏感的即兴段
- Distorted riff: 失真的即兴段
- Funk riff: 放克即兴段
- Metal riff: 金属即兴段
- Pop riff: 流行即兴段
- Country riff: 乡村即兴段
- Solo guitar riff: 独奏吉他即兴段
- Opening riff: 开场即兴段
- Closing riff: 结尾即兴段
- riff-based song: 以即兴段为基础的歌曲
- Guitarist’s riff: 吉他手的即兴段
- Catchy guitar riff: 耳熟能详的吉他即兴段
- Well-crafted riff: 精心构思的即兴段
- Energetic riff: 充满活力的即兴段
- Funky bass riff: 有节奏感的贝斯即兴段
- Percussive riff: 打击乐的即兴段
- Soulful riff: 富有灵魂的即兴段
- Legendary riff: 传世即兴段
- Upbeat riff: 欢快的即兴段
- Nostalgic riff: 怀旧的即兴段
- Psychedelic riff: 迷幻的即兴段
- Infectious riff: 富有感染力的即兴段
- Harmonic riff: 和声的即兴段
- Edgy riff: 尖锐的即兴段
- Aggressive riff: 激进的即兴段
- Unforgettable riff: 难以忘怀的即兴段
- Classic rock riff: 经典摇滚即兴段
- Driving riff: 动力十足的即兴段
- Atmospheric riff: 富有氛围的即兴段
- Memorable guitar riff: 让人难以忘怀的吉他即兴段
- Groovy bass riff: 有趣的贝斯即兴段
- Vocal riff: 声乐即兴段
深度学习：
riff (rhymes with if) This word can be a noun or a verb. Its original meaning comes from the world of jazz; as a noun, it refers to a variation on a pre-viously known musical phrase. As a verb, “to riff” has flexible meanings ranging from doing a variation, to playing with a concept, to talking non-stop on a subject.
- The playwright Tom Stoppard’s riff on Hamlet involves making two minor characters into the protagonists.
- One of James Baldwin’s novels depicts musicians sitting around trading memories of riffs they’ve played.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
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riff（与if押韵）这个词可以是名词或动词。它的原意来自爵士乐的世界；作为一个名词，它指的是一个众所周知的音乐短语的变体。作为一个动词，“to riff”具有灵活的含义，从做变奏曲到玩弄概念，再到不停地谈论主题。
- 剧作家汤姆·斯托帕德（Tom Stoppard）对哈姆雷特的即兴表演包括将两个次要角色塑造成主角。
- 詹姆斯·鲍德温（James Baldwin）的一部小说描绘了音乐家们围坐在一起，交换他们演奏过的即兴演奏的记忆。
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