harmonically

/ˈhɑɹmənɪkəli/ adv

In a harmonic manner.

Word Origin Harmonically comes from Greek harmonia, which originally meant 'a joint' or 'fitting together' — like the parts of a ship or a musical scale. The idea of things joining smoothly gave us harmony, and harmonically describes something done in a harmonious way. The same root gives us harmonize, harmonious, and even disharmony.

adv In a harmonic manner.

The choir sang harmonically, their voices blending perfectly.

(副词) 和谐地;协调地;融洽地

合唱团和谐地演唱,他们的声音完美融合。

(adverbio) De manera armónica.

El coro cantó de forma armónica, sus voces se fundían perfectamente.

(adverbe) harmonieusement; de manière harmonieuse; mélodieusement; en harmonie [De manière harmonieuse, selon les règles de l'harmonie musicale ou avec des sons qui s'accordent bien.]

Le chœur chantait harmonieusement, ses voix se mêlant à la perfection.

(Adverb) harmonisch [**harmonisch** *Adv.* – in einer Weise, die durch Wohlklang oder ausgewogene Abstimmung gekennzeichnet ist.]

Der Chor sang **harmonically**, ihre Stimmen verschmolzen perfekt.

(副詞) 調和して、和音的に

合唱団は声を完全に調和させて歌った。

(advérbio) harmoniosamente; em harmonia [De maneira harmônica; com harmonia.]

O coral cantou harmonicamente, com suas vozes se fundindo perfeitamente.

Word parts: harmon + y + ic + al + ly

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