歌zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī huì 'ér suǒ yòu de hái zǐ dū kāi shǐ zài gē zài wǔ qǐ lái liǎo。
    N a little while all the children piped up and began to dance.
  • yòu yī huí， tā gǎi chàng yī gè xīn de qǔzǐ， yī zhǒng xiāng cūn qíng gē 。
    Once he piped up to a different air -- a kind of country love song.
  • qǐ shǐ duǎn jù sù gē zuò pǐn zhōng zuò wéi dú chàng bù fēn de kāi shǐ lè jù
    The opening phrase of a plainsong composition sung as a solo part.
  • dān yīn diào yǐ bù tóng cí yǔ huò yīn cháng lái chóngfù yī gè yīn de yīn diào， rú zài zōng jiào sòng gē zhōng
    A single tone repeated with different words or time values, as in plainsong.
  • tā chàng bēi gē shí yě bǎo chí zhe dàn dàn de wēi xiào。 wǒ zuì yì shòu zhè zhǒng qíng xíng de dǎ dòng， yú shì rè lèi gǔn gǔn。
    She kept this faint smile even when singing plaintive songs. I'm a sucker for this kind of thing and the tears rolled.
  • gē qū zuì hòu dào chū liǎo lí bié de 'āi yuàn。
    the last note of the song rang out plaintively.
  • tā zài yī chū biǎo xiàn yī wèi zhù míng gē chàng jiā de jù zhōng dān rèn juésè。
    She is in a play about a famous singer.
  • mài kè · jié kè xùn， yī míng xīn de liú xíng gē xīng， zuó wǎn zài jù chǎng dāng rán dì shòu dào guān zhòng men de huān yíng。
    Mike Jackson, the new pop singer, was certainly a hit with the audience at the Playhouse Theatre last night.
  • hái zǐ men chàng gē tiào wǔ， yú kuài dì dù guò liǎo zhè gè wǎn shàng。
    Singing and dancing, the children got over the evening pleasantly.
  • hūn lǐ sòng gē hūn lǐ shàng de gē huò shī
    A wedding song or poem.
  • tā wèiwǒ de shī gē pǔ xiě liǎo qǔzǐ。
    She set my poem to music.
  • mín gē wéi shàng shù shī gē ér zuò de yīnyuè
    The music for such a poem.
  • （ shī gē ） fā shēng zài hēi 'àn zhōng huò zhě yè lǐ。
    (poetic) occurring in the dark or night.
  • yòng shī xiě， yòng shī biǎo dá yǐ shī huò shī gē de xíng shì lái miáo shù huò biǎo dá
    To describe or express in poetry or a poetic manner.
  • liǎng dào sān rén de wú bàn zòu de hé chàng； yòu yán gé de shī gē de xíng shì。
    an unaccompanied partsong for 2 or 3 voices; follows a strict poetic form.
  • shī jí mǒu yī tè dìng de zuò zhě、 qún tǐ、 guó jiā huò zhǒng lèi de shī gē zuò pǐn
    The poetic works of a given author, group, nation, or kind.
  • dāng rán xiàn dài zhù yì yě yòu huī huáng zhī zuò héng héng《 huāng yuán》 chuàng zào liǎo shī gē chuàng zuò shàng hōng dòng shì jiè de jīng rén chéng jiù， qiángjìng yòu lì， gǎn rén zhì shēn；
    While modernism has had its triumphs The Waste Land is a stunning poetic achievement, powerful land deeply felt;
  • dào 15 shì jì， yīng yǔ shī gē huó dòng de zhōng xīn yí dào liǎo sū gé lán， yīn wéi zhè shí sū gé lán rén kāi shǐ xué yīng yǔ， bìng yǐ yīng yǔ wéi jiào yù de gōng jù。
    In the 15th century the center of poetic activities moved to Scotland, where English had become the media of education.
  • zhōng shì jì shū qíng mù gē yī zhǒng jǐn yǐ liǎng gè huò sān gè shēng bù de jiǎn dān hé shēng zǔ chéng de méi yòu bàn zòu de， yǐ yán gé shī lǜ xíng shì pǔ chéng de yīnyuè zuò pǐn， zài 13 shì jì mò qī hé 14 shì jì zǎo qī zài yì dà lì fā zhǎn qǐ lái
    An unaccompanied vocal composition for two or three voices in simple harmony, following a strict poetic form, developed in Italy in the late13th and early14th centuries.
  • shī gē zuò pǐn； shī gē
    Poetical works; poetry.
  • zuò pǐn wéi shì hé mǒu yī tí mù 'ér xiě de zuò pǐn， rú shī gē zuò pǐn
    A composition written or arranged to fit a text, such as a poetical work.
  • zhè shì yī liù yī bā nián yǔ sī fǎ gōng nà chǎng dà huǒ yòu guān zhèng zhì de、 zì rán de、 shī gē de sān zhǒng jiě shì， bù lùn rén men duì cǐ xiǎng fǎ rú hé， huǒ zāi què bù xìng dì shì qiān zhēn wàn què de shì shí。
    Whatever one may think of this triple explanation héng political, physical, and poetical héng of the burning of the Palais de Justice in 1618, about one fact there is unfortunately no doubt, and that is the fire itself.
  • ā 'ěr bǐ 'ēn yīng gé lán huò dà bù liè diān。 cháng yòng yú shī gē zhōng
    England or Great Britain. Often used poetically.
  • zuò shī de lǐ lùn， shī xué shī gē chuàng zuò de lǐ lùn huò zhāng fǎ； shī xué
    The theory or practice of writing poetry; poetics.
  • àng gé lǔ sǎ kè xùn shī gē yòu gù dìng de gé shì .
    Anglo Saxon poetry is formulaic.
  • shǔ yú huò guān yú shī gē 、 shī yì。
    of or relating to poetry.
  • shī gē fān yì bù hǎo。
    Poetry does not translate well.
  • shì de， tā jīng cháng xiě shī gē 。
    Yes, he often writes poetry.
  • shī gē dà duō fān yì bù hǎo .
    Most poetry doesn't translate well.
  • tā zhèng zài yán jiū gǔ yīng yǔ shī gē 。
    He is researching into Old English poetry.
  • tā de zuò pǐn bāo kuò shī gē hé yī bù xiǎo shuō。
    His writings include poetry and a novel.
  • wǒ bù xǐ huān dāng zhòng bèi sòng shī gē 。
    I don't like reciting poetry in public.