歌zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • ā bō luó sī yù yán、 yīnyuè、 yī yào、 shī gē zhī shén， yòu shí děng tóng yú tài yáng shén
    The god of prophecy, music, medicine, and poetry, sometimes identified with the sun.
  • shī piān yǐ shī gē ér fēi sǎnwén xíng shì de wén zhāng
    A composition in verse rather than in prose.
  • xī là hé lā dīng shī gē yùn lǜ xué zhōng zhōng cháng dù bù fú hé gé lǜ de yīn jié de
    Being a syllable in Greek and Latin prosody whose length does not fit the metric pattern.
  • zǎo zài wǔ shí nián dài， yī pī jìn cáng de gè zú wén yì gōng zuò zhě yǔ zàngzú wén yì gōng zuò zhě yī dào， dào mín jiān cǎi fēng， shōu jí liǎo yī pī yīnyuè、 wǔ dǎo、 mín jiān gù shì、 yàn yǔ、 mín yáo děng， lù xù zhěng lǐ chū bǎn liǎo《 xīzàng gē yáo》 děng yī pī shū jí。
    As early as in the 1950s, a group of literary and art workers from different ethnic groups went to Tibet to collect music, dance, folk stories, proverbs and folk songs together with their Tibetan counterparts, and edited them for publication. One fruit of their labors was the book Tibetan Folk Songs.
  • měi dāng wǒ gù yì jiǎng tā xǐ 'ài de liú xíng gē xīng de huài huà jī nù tā shí， tā zǒng shì shàngdàng。
    She always rises to the bait when I deliberately provoke her with unkind remarks about her favourite pop group.
  • xuān zhào qū jiào táng lǐ bài zhōng yòng lái zhào qǐng jiào tú qián qù qí dǎo de sòng gē huò qí tā gē qū
    A psalm or other piece sung as an invitation to prayer in church services.
  • zàn měi shī yīnyuè gǎi biān chuàng zuò hé gǎi biān zàn měi shī yòng yú gē chàng
    The composition or arranging of psalms for singing.
  • dà wèi bèi chēng wéi zàn měi shī zuò zhě， yīn wéi tā bèi què xìn shì shèng gē shū zuò zhě。
    David is called The Psalmist because he is believed to be the author of the Book of Psalms.
  • ài kěn， kāng lā dé · bō tè 1889 － 1973 měi guó zuò jiā， zhù yào yǐ shī gē wén míng。 qí zuò pǐn shī xuǎn huò 1930 nián dù pǔ lì cè jiǎng
    American writer noted primarily for his poetry. He won a1930 Pulitzer Prize for Selected Poems.
  • zhè wèi xīn gē shǒu zhèng xī yǐn dà pī tīng zhòng。
    The new singer is pulling the crowds in.
  • yī bān méi shí mó wén huà de rén shì bù huì qù kàn gē jù de .
    Your average punter (ie The ordinary uncultured person) does not go to the opera.
  • zhè wèi nán gāo yīn gē shǒu shī chéng kǎ lǔ suǒ .
    The tenor was a pupil of Caruso.
  • chún jìng de kōng qì hé shuǐ； chún jīn； chún jìng de sān yuán sè； xiǎo tí qín chún jìng kě 'ài de gē chàng； chún jìng de yīn sè。
    pure air and water; pure gold; pure primary colors; the violin's pure and lovely song; pure tones.
  • gāo guì， méng lóng， chún měi 'ér mí rén de gē qū。
    high, pale, pure and lovely song.
  • xún shēng wàng qù , tā lì jí fā xiàn liǎo yǐn cáng zhù de gē shǒu。
    Pursue the direction of the voice he soon discover the hide songster.
  • hái zǐ men chàn yōu yōu dì chàng chū liǎo yī zhī gē .
    The children quavered out their little song.
  • zhè xiē gē qū shì yóu guǎng bō gōng sī lù xià de。
    The songs were recorded by the radio company.
  • wǒ men zhì zuò liǎo yī hé gē qū lù yīn cí dài。
    We made a recording of the songs.
  • zhè shǒu gē tā yǎn chàng dé hěn měi。
    She rendered the song beautifully.
  • zhè shǒu gē chàng dé hǎo jí liǎo
    to gave a splendid rendering of the song
  • dà tīng zhōng huí dàng zhe gē shēng。
    The hall resounded with songs.
  • dāng shàng liǎo gē jù míng xīng yě jué fēi shì shì rú yì。
    Being an opera star is not all roses by any means.
  • tīng liǎo zhěng zhěng yī gè zhōu mò de gē jù， wǒ jué dé nì liǎo。
    I am sate with opera after listening to it for a whole weekend.
  • zhè shì yī zhī sū gé lán qíng gē 。
    It's Scots love song.
  • shì jì yīng guó shī gē xuǎn jí
    selections from 18th-century English poetry 18
  • niǎo 'ér zài qīng chén gāo shēng gē chàng。
    Birds sing loudest in the early morning.
  • tā chàng liǎo yī zhī gē。
    She sang a song.
  • tā gōng zuò de shí hòu chàng gē。
    She sang as she worked.
  • zhè wèi gē chàng jiā jù jué zài qǐ jū shì lǐ yǎn chàng。
    The singer refused to sing in the sitting-room.
  • tā chōng qí liàng shì gè 'èr liú gē shǒu。
    She is at best a second-rate singer.
  • tā de gē shēng shǐ rén kuài lè .
    Her singing is a delight.
  • huān lè de gē shǒu men zhèng zài chàng sòng gē 。
    Merry songsters are singing carols.