Margarita
Lyrics:
[中文]
Feel it 海風的節奏
這個weekend預留隨我浪遊
尊享這白晝
Taste it 有冰感滲透
透過降溫的味蕾除去熱流
I really got the chills
Let let let just let me take a dip
撥煩惱出水面
I like it I like it 浸在目前
I I I I’m going on a trip
儲電靠沙灘墊
I’m in a dream I’m in a dream
鹽般的空氣 晴空的天氣
隨心亦隨機 遺忘美肌來隨機 Take a selfie
謎般的香氣
微醺的變化盡情細味
C-come and try baby tell me what it feels like
Feel it 海風的節奏
這個weekend預留隨我浪遊
尊享這白晝
Taste it 有冰感滲透
透過降溫的味蕾除去熱流
與汗流
Oh yeah
Summer wine in the summertime
See those beautiful pretties Margarita Martinis
Don’t try to rush it we like it low speed
No hallucinations I’m living my dream
Counting palm trees with my Maltese
Won’t pick up the phone if you call me now
Another day
Maybe
Another time
I’m sorry
鹽般的空氣 陽光的天氣
隨心亦隨機 繁忙訊息如提起 I don't give a...
謎般的香氣
微醺的變化盡情細味
C-come and try baby tell me what it feels like
Feel it 海風的節奏
這個weekend預留隨我浪遊
尊享這白晝
Taste it 有冰感滲透
透過降溫的味蕾除去熱流
與汗流
Feel it 海風的節奏
I’m living my dream, I’m living my dream
Feel it 就在沉悶過後
I’m living my dream, I’m living my dream
Taste it 有冰感滲透
I’m living my dream, I’m living my dream
Taste it 別問甜味過後
I’m living my dream, I’m living my dream
Vocabulary in this song:
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海風 /haifeng/ B1 |
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節奏 /jiezou/ B1 |
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weekend /wiːkˈend/ A1 |
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白晝 /baizhou/ B2 |
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冰感 /binggan/ B2 |
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味蕾 /weilei/ C1 |
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熱流 /reliu/ B2 |
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煩惱 /fannao/ B1 |
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沙灘 /shatan/ A2 |
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鹽 /yan/ A1 |
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空氣 /kongqi/ A1 |
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晴空 /qingkong/ B2 |
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天氣 /tianqi/ A1 |
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香氣 /xiangqi/ B2 |
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汗流 /hanliu/ B1 |
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Grammar:
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Let let let just let me take a dip
➔ Use of modal verb 'let' to make a suggestion or invitation
➔ The repeated "let" emphasizes a casual suggestion or invitation to relax and enjoy.
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Feel it 海風的節奏
➔ Use of the verb "feel" followed by a pronoun to express experiencing sensations
➔ "Feel" is an imperative verb here, inviting the listener to experience the rhythm of the sea breeze.
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This weekend预留随我浪游
➔ Using the verb "reserve" in a context implying making time for leisure
➔ The phrase suggests setting aside time during the weekend for leisure activities, emphasizing relaxation.
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Counting palm trees with my Maltese
➔ Use of the gerund "Counting" as the subject, indicating an ongoing activity
➔ "Counting" functions as the subject of the sentence, describing the ongoing action of counting palm trees.
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No hallucinations I’m living my dream
➔ Use of the negative "No" to deny or negate the presence of hallucinations
➔ "No" emphasizes that there are no hallucinations, reinforcing the idea of living a real or authentic dream.
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Feel it 海風的節奏
➔ Imperative sentence using the verb "feel" to prompt an action or sensation
➔ This is an imperative command, urging the listener to experience the rhythm of the sea breeze.
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Taste it 有冰感滲透
➔ Use of the verb "taste" imperatively, followed by description of sensory experience
➔ The imperative "taste it" invites the listener to experience the flavor, with sensory details about coldness permeating.
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Feel it 海風的節奏
➔ Repetition of the imperative "feel it" for emphasis and rhythmic effect
➔ Repetition of "feel it" intensifies the invitation to experience the rhythm and sensation of the sea breeze, creating a rhythmic pattern.
