buskers

英 [ˈbʌskəz]

美 [ˈbʌskərz]

n.  街头艺人
busker的复数

柯林斯词典

• 街头艺人
  Abuskeris a person who sings or plays music for money in streets and other public places.

双语例句

• There are currently over 600 buskers permitted to play for tube commuters in London.
  目前，有600多名街头艺人得到了许可，可以为伦敦乘地铁通勤的人进行表演。
• Of the 602 licensed London Underground Buskers, 78 per cent are men, 22 per cent are women.
  在602名拥有许可证的伦敦地铁街头艺人中，78%是男性，22%是女性。
• During the days when the Thames regularly froze during winter, Londoners used to hold fairs upon it, with people skating and watching buskers and so on.
  在泰晤士河冬季还经常结冰的日子里，伦敦人常常在冰面上赶集，滑滑冰、看看杂耍等。
• However, players of other instruments, from the classical violin to the handsaw, are also buskers.
  不过，演奏其它乐器的人也算街头艺人，他们演奏的乐器囊括了从古典小提琴到锯琴的各种乐器。
• There were always buskers at places like earl's court station.
  在伯爵广场车站这样的地方总有一些街头艺人。
• Many buskers choose subway tunnels because of the interesting sound effects.
  许多街头艺人选择地铁通道是因为那里有趣的声音效果。
• When the sun and the buskers came out, the city sparkled.
  当太阳升起，街头音乐家们开始演奏的时候，整个城市熠熠生辉。
• Buskers, regardless of whether they are professional musicians or amateurs, can enjoy the experience of performing anonymously.
  街头艺人，无论是专业的音乐家还是业余爱好者，都会从匿名表演中享受到乐趣。
• Also respect the space of other buskers.
  也不要侵占其他街头艺人的空间。
• Why do you think buskers are so popular in Europe?
  你认为，街头艺人在欧洲非常受欢迎的原因是什么？