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dirge

英 [dɜːdʒ]

美 [dɜːrdʒ]

n.  哀歌; 挽歌; 惨兮兮的歌曲(或乐曲)

复数:dirges 

GRE

BNC.33583 / COCA.27151

牛津词典

    noun

    • 哀歌;挽歌
      a song sung in the past at a funeral or for a dead person
      1. 惨兮兮的歌曲(或乐曲)
        any song or piece of music that is too slow and sad

        柯林斯词典

        • N-COUNT 挽歌;悲歌;哀乐
          Adirgeis a slow, sad song or piece of music. Dirges are sometimes performed at funerals.
          1. ...the mournful dirge, 'Erin's Lament'.
            哀婉的乐曲,《爱尔兰挽歌》

        英英释义

        noun

        双语例句

        • I certainly do not want fellow home unable to extricate themselves immersed in grief, but in this day, I still want to have to sing a dirge for them, and that quiet and sad song.
          我当然不想家乡的父老乡亲沉浸于悲伤中不能自拔,但是在这样的日子里,我还是希望有能够为他们唱一首哀歌,那首歌安静而又悲伤。
        • And then the next planting season, when they sang the dirge, they would remove as many names of the dead, that equaled as many people that were born.
          到了下一次播种的时候,她们也会唱挽歌,当然她们去掉了很多逝者的名字,去掉名字的数量等于新生儿出生的数量。
        • It's never easy to say goodbye but when the time comes, more Britons are choosing a pop ditty over a mournful dirge.
          说再见从来都不是件容易的事,但当这一刻来临之时,更多的英国人现在倾向于选择流行的歌谣而不是哀伤的挽歌。
        • I feel: Artificial intelligence for is will follow real exactly alike, as person, anger dirge is also pregnant!
          我觉得:人工智能就是要跟真的一模一样,和人一样也有喜怒哀乐!
        • A Dirge of Love and Beauty
          一曲爱与美的挽歌
        • Captain, make sure that the band plays a good dirge.
          上尉,一定让乐队为他们演奏一首表达我们哀思的挽歌。
        • His songs are full of dirge.
          他的歌充满了忧伤。
        • Originated in Han Dynasty and being popular in North and South Dynasties, the tune, named Xinglunan, went through three forms: dirge, ballad and narrative song.
          《行路难》是一支产生于汉代、流行于南北朝的歌调,经历了由乐府挽歌、民间歌谣而演变为说唱曲的发展过程。
        • A light song overcomes me like a dirge.
          轻快的歌曲竟似挽歌使我压抑。
        • In1997, Wrote long poem The Mournful Dirge to the memory of Yuanmingyuan artist Zhou Zhanhong.
          1997年&为纪念圆明园艺术家周瞻弘,作长诗《挽歌》。