mindmap root((节奏旋律精<br>确坚持感觉)) atmosphere implies a quality that accrues to something or that pervades it as a whole and that determines the impression given by that thing: a country inn with a warm and friendly ~. feeling implies that something has distinctive qualities that create a definite if unanalyzable impression: a garden with a definite country ~. aura suggests an ethereal or mysterious quality that seems to emanate from a person or thing: a movie queen with an unmistakable ~ of glamour. adherence suggests a mental or moral attachment: ~ to the principles of reform. adhesion implies a physical attachment: the ~ of paint to a surface. precision regularly suggests a desirable or sought-for quality and connotes such contributing factors as exactitude, care, devoted workmanship, or thoughtful choice: chose her words with great care and ~. preciseness more often suggests a less than desirable quality and is likely to connote such contributing factors as rigidity, severity and strictness, or overnicety in observance of rules or proprieties: spoke each sentence with an annoying and intimidating ~. melody stresses the sweetness and beauty of the sound produced and often suggests the expressiveness or moving power of a carefully wrought pattern: a poignant ~. air is likely to apply to an easily remembered succession of tones which identifies a simple musical composition, such as a ballad or waltz, but in technical use it applies to the dominating melody, usually carried by the upper voices, of a piece of vocal music: hummed a lovely Celtic ~. tune can denote a usually simple musical composition or the air that gives it its character: can you remember the ~ of "America"? rhythm implies movement and flow as well as an agreeable succession of rising and falling sounds and the recurrence at fairly regular intervals of a stress, such as a prolonged syllable or an accented note: moved gracefully to the ~. meter implies the reduction of rhythm to system and measure and the establishment of a definite rhythmical pattern: an epic in hendecasyllabic ~. cadence may be equivalent to rhythm or to meter or may stress variety in ordered sequence, often with falling or rising effects: the gentle ~ of the local dialect.