Margarita
歌詞:
この曲の語彙:
語彙 | 意味 |
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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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文法:
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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.