musical

B1 · Intermediate

adj. having a natural skill for music or enjoying it very much.

adj. possessing a natural talent, aptitude, or keen interest in music.

“She comes from a very musical family where everyone plays the piano.”

“Although he had no formal training, his musical ear allowed him to reproduce complex melodies after hearing them only once.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

adj. having a pleasant sound that reminds you of music.

adj. having a melodious or harmonious quality that is pleasing to the ear.

“The waterfall made a soft, musical sound as it hit the rocks.”

“The poet was celebrated for the musical quality of his verse, which seemed to sing even when read silently.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. a play or film that uses singing and dancing to tell a story.

n. a theatrical production or film consisting of a narrative interspersed with songs and choreographed dancing.

“We went to see a famous musical in London last night.”

“The high school drama department chose to produce a classic musical, requiring the students to train in vocal performance and jazz dance simultaneously.”