ballad
ballad 英 [ˈbæləd] 美 [ˈbæləd]
n. 歌谣，民谣；叙事歌谣；流行抒情歌曲
名词复数:ballads
- A ballad is a song that tells a story, and it can be dramatic, funny, or romantic. You can find ballads in a variety of musical styles, from country-western to rock n' roll.
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- n. 歌谣，民谣；叙事歌谣；流行抒情歌曲
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1. Drake’s voice sounds thicker and more sophisticated than Chen’s, but Chen’s tender voice would fit any kind of ballad.
尽管与陈翔相比，德雷克的嗓音更加地雄厚老练，但陈翔的温柔嗓音能够驾驭任何一种民谣。
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2. She could improvise right next to saxophonists like Charlie Parker, Coleman Hawkins or Lester Young, then turn around and perform a classic American ballad while infusing it with her natural swing.
她可以站在萨克斯手查理·帕克，科尔曼·霍金斯或者莱斯特·扬旁边即兴演出，接着又转身表演融合了自然摇摆的经典美国民谣。
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3. A breezy mid-tempo ballad, Jackson's falsetto is as effortless as ever as he sings promises to a loved one.
一曲轻快的中速民谣，当对所爱的人唱出承诺时，他的假声一如既往的毫不费力。
- ballad (n.) late 15c., from Old French ballade "dancing song" (13c.), from Old Provençal ballada "(poem for a) dance," from balar "to dance," from Late Latin ballare "to dance" (see ball (n.2)). Originally a song intended to accompany a dance; later "a short narrative poem suitable for singing" (17c.).
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