kabuki
歌舞伎
常用释义
英音[ kəˈbuːki ]
美音[ kəˈbuːki ]
基本释义
- n. 歌舞伎（日本传统剧种，由男子表演）
- n. （Kabuki）（巴、拉、俄、美、加）甲木（人名）
例句
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1·The language of kabuki is difficult to understand, but earphones are provided to explain the story, and there are also earphone services available in English.歌舞伎中使用的语言很难理解，但是会提供耳机来解释故事的内容，还有英文解说服务。
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2·You have the big, like, kabuki eye.你有一双歌舞伎一样的大眼睛。
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3·Kabuki appeared in the mid-seventeenth century in Japan.日本的歌舞伎兴起于十七世纪中叶。
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4·Kabuki is proud of the Japanese nation traditional drama.歌舞伎是日本民族引以自豪的传统戏剧。
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5·Kabuki appeared in the mid - seventeenth century in Japan.日本的歌舞伎兴起于十七世纪中叶。
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6·Kabuki and Bunraku performances are accompanied by the shamisen.“歌舞伎”和“文乐木偶戏”的伴奏也是用“三味线”。
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7·The kabuki actors wear traditional costumes, and sing in addition to acting.歌舞伎演员身穿传统戏服，除了表演之外还要唱歌。
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8·Kabuki is for the common people and I also want my music to be for everyone.歌舞伎是给普通人的，我也希望我的音乐也能是给每一个人的。
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9·Kabuki and Noh in Japan as the most representative one of the traditional operas.歌舞伎和能剧一样是日本最有代表性的传统戏曲之一。
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10·Okuni retired around 1610 and by that time, there were many imitators of kabuki theatre.在公元1610年阿国结束了舞台生涯，到那时截止， 已经有很多歌舞伎戏院的效仿者了。