to make beautiful music together
- idiom
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- When the band members finally learned to listen to each other, they began to make beautiful music together.
Examples
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What if we were to make beautiful music together?
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We will make beautiful music together, huh?
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The two artists decided to collaborate on a project, and soon they started to make beautiful music together.
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In the workshop, participants from various backgrounds learned to make beautiful music together through shared creativity.
Synonyms
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To do something with other people to reach the same goal
Antonyms
- Informal
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Act with different goals so people cannot work well together
How Harmonious
96
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Surface Forms
Morphology
make + beautiful + music + together
The literal sense — to create pleasing music jointly — is directly derivable from 'make' + 'beautiful' + 'music' + 'together', so learners will grasp the idea of joint creation. However, the intended figurative meaning (to collaborate harmoniously and effectively) is a metaphorical extension (music = harmony) that is partially inferable but not fully predictable without contextual/pragmatic knowledge.
Etymology
Make beautiful music together comes from the simple picture of musicians who make beautiful music together, where each player's part fits the others and the whole sounds much better. That's why it now means 'to work together in a very harmonious and effective way'.