n./adv. 行板(速度稍缓)
adj.缓慢的

原形：andante复数：andantes

"Andante" is an Italian term used in music to indicate a moderate tempo, slower than allegro but faster than adagio. Here are ten examples of how "andante" can be used in English sentences:
The second movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 7 is marked "Allegretto," but some conductors interpret it as an andante.
第二乐章的贝多芬第七交响曲标记为“Allegretto”，但一些指挥家将其解释为行板。
The pianist played the andante section of the concerto with great sensitivity and feeling.
钢琴家以极大的敏感性和情感演奏了协奏曲中的行板部分。
The string quartet performed the Schubert piece at an andante pace, emphasizing its lyrical qualities.
弦乐四重奏以行板的速度演奏舒伯特的作品，强调其抒情性。
In the andante movement of the sonata, the violin and piano conversed in a gentle dialogue.
在奏鸣曲的行板乐章中，小提琴和钢琴进行了一场温柔的对话。
The composer wrote an andante introduction to the symphony to set a contemplative mood.
作曲家为交响乐写了一个行板的引子，以营造一种沉思的氛围。
The orchestra played the andante movement with a rich, full sound that filled the concert hall.
乐团以丰富、饱满的声音演奏了行板乐章，充满了整个音乐厅。
The soloist's performance in the andante was particularly moving, bringing tears to many eyes.
独奏者在行板中的表演特别感人，使许多人泪流满面。
The conductor instructed the choir to sing the andante section slowly and with expression.
指挥要求合唱团缓慢而富有表现力地演唱行板部分。
The andante movement of the chamber music piece allowed each instrument to shine individually.
室内乐作品的行板乐章让每件乐器都有机会单独展现光彩。
The composer chose an andante tempo for the opening theme of his new opera.
作曲家为他新歌剧的开场主题选择了行板的节奏。