BOSS – Bilingual Lyrics Chinese/English
Lyrics & Translation
Key Vocabulary
Vocabulary | Meanings |
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賽跑 /sài pǎo/ B1 |
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跳高 /tiào gāo/ B1 |
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報告 /bào gào/ B1 |
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進度 /jìn dù/ B1 |
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跳舞 /tiào wǔ/ A2 |
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世界 /shì jiè/ A1 |
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檢討 /jiǎn tǎo/ B2 |
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萬能 /wàn néng/ B2 |
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熱力 /rè lì/ B2 |
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造型 /zào xíng/ B1 |
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領呔 /líng tài/ B1 |
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起身 /qǐ shēn/ A1 |
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致敬 /zhì jìng/ B2 |
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迴旋 /huí xuán/ B2 |
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心情 /xīn qíng/ A2 |
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辛酸 /xīn suān/ C1 |
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修補 /xiū bǔ/ B2 |
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失靈 /shī líng/ B2 |
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Key Grammar Structures
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Come on !!
➔ Imperative mood (giving a command or encouragement)
➔ This phrase is used to encourage or prompt someone to start or continue an action.
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I do got ya dancing finally
➔ Use of emphasis in the present simple with "do" for informal affirmation
➔ The phrase emphasizes the speaker's certainty or strong affirmation that they have succeeded in making someone dance.
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Gotta be crazy,
➔ Use of "gotta" as a contraction of "got to" expressing necessity or obligation
➔ This phrase indicates that the speaker believes something is necessary or should be done in an extreme or intense way, often conveying enthusiasm or a rebellious attitude.
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解開袖口 解開緊箍嘅頸喉鈕
➔ Imperative form used for commands (e.g., "解開" means "untie" or "open" in Chinese)
➔ The use of imperative here directs someone to perform an action, such as opening or loosening the collar or accessories.
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难得试过计较半晚
➔ Use of '过' (guò) to indicate experience or an action that has been completed
➔ This grammar structure emphasizes having experienced or attempted something before, implying it is a noteworthy or rare event.
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要閃光燈都校好~
➔ Use of modal verb "要" (yào) to express necessity or requirement; "都" (dōu) as 'even' or 'all'
➔ This grammar combines a modal verb with a emphasizing particle, indicating that even in the case of professional lighting, everything must be properly set.