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jazz music
时间: 2025-03-01 08:15:35

爵士乐

双语例句
  • You only have Jazz music, nothing else.

    你们只有爵士乐,没有别的了。

  • That's not to say there isn't any good new Jazz music being made out there anymore.

    这并不是指不再有新的爵士乐出现。

  • I read that concert halls designed for symphony orchestras have too much echo for jazz music.

    我听说,为交响乐团设计的音乐厅里有太多爵士乐的回音。

  • UNESCO recently set April 30 as a day to raise awareness of jazz music, its significance, and its potential as a unifying voice across cultures.

    联合国教科文组织最近将4月30日定为世界爵士乐日,旨在提高人们对爵士乐的认识、爵士乐的重要性以及爵士乐作为跨文化中统一的声音的潜力。

  • Jazz music owes a great deal to this special man.

    爵士乐永远感激这位特殊的人物。

  • I like both the jazz music and country music.

    爵士乐和乡村音乐我都喜欢。

  • He helped make jazz music an international language.

    他帮助爵士乐成为一种国际语言。

  • Jazz music is performed at many dinner parties.

    在很多宴会派对里都有爵士乐的演奏。

  • They are all places where you might hear jazz music.

    这些都是你可能会听到爵士乐的地方。

  • Young people like pop music and jazz music appreciation.

    年青人喜欢欣赏流行乐和爵士乐。

  • It showcases not only jazz music but also food and crafts.

    它展示的不仅仅是爵士乐,还有食物和手艺。

  • Beth: Of course. All tough cops like to listen to Jazz music.

    贝思:当然了,所有的硬汉型的警察都喜欢听爵士乐。

  • Here is a recording of Conover talking about the way jazz music changes over time.

    下面是科诺·菲尔谈论爵士乐随着时间变化而变化的一段录音。

  • In the nineteen twenties, there was a debate in the United States about jazz music.

    在二十世纪二十年代,在美国出现了有关爵士乐的争论。

  • Willis Conover heard a lot of jazz music during the nineteen forties in Washington, d.c..

    二十世纪四十年代期间,他在华盛顿听到了大量的爵士乐。

  • Gershwin was satisfied that he had shown that jazz music could be both serious and popular.

    格什温对他能够表现融合严肃和通俗音乐在一起的爵士乐而感到非常满意。

  • Hedeleted all the classical dramas in his computer, and reproduced some modern jazz music into it.

    他删去计算机中所有的经典戏剧,并复制进去一些现代摇滚音乐。

  • For the next four years, he worked mainly in Kansas City, Missouri, where jazz music had become popular.

    在随后的四年里,他主要在密苏里州的堪萨斯城里工作,在那儿爵士乐很流行。

  • Willis Conover not only talked about jazz music on his program. He sometimes wrote the music and the words to jazz songs.

    威利斯·科诺·菲尔不仅在他的广播节目中谈论爵士乐,有时他还创作音乐,并为爵士乐歌曲写歌词。

  • Located at the mouth of the Mississippi River, this city is renowned for its jazz music, wild nightlife and Cajun cuisine.

    坐落在密西西比河河口,这座城市以其爵士乐、狂热的夜生活和凯金美食而著名。

  • Lobby Lounge serves a variety of coffees, teas, brews, and cocktails. In the evenings, guests can enjoy live jazz music.

    大堂吧提供各种咖啡,茶,酒,和鸡尾酒。在晚上,客人可以享受现场的爵士乐。

  • New York was the place with the best-paid jobs, the most money to earn and a greater number of people to appreciate jazz music.

    在纽约有薪水最丰厚的工作,有大把的钱可以赚,而且还有更多的人喜欢爵士乐。

  • The home of jazz music, New Orleans is a blend of the Spanish and French culture with influences from Afro-American and the Carribbean.

    新奥尔良作为爵士乐的发源地,在非裔美国人和加勒比地区的影响下融合了西班牙和法国文化。

  • Jazz music is the embodiment of this ideal, combining elements from African and European cultures into a distinctly American music.

    爵士乐是这种观念的化身,它把非洲和欧洲文化的内容结合到一起,成为了独特的美国音乐。

  • Jazz music borrowed syncopated rhythms from ragtime, and syncopation is what makes jazz the lively, energetic music that it is today.

    爵士乐从散拍音乐借用了切分音的节奏,也正是切分音为今日爵士乐注入了生气与活力。

  • Willis Conover wanted to be able to play more of the jazz music that he loved on his radio show. He did not like the restrictions of commercial radio.

    威利斯·科诺·菲尔希望能够在广播电台的节目中播放更多他所喜爱的爵士乐,他不喜欢商业广播电台所带来的种种限制。