黃金甲
Lời bài hát:
Từ vựng có trong bài hát này:
Từ vựng | Nghĩa |
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旗 /qí/ A2 |
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山 /shān/ A1 |
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疊 /dié/ B2 |
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軍隊 /jūnduì/ B1 |
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殺氣 /shàqì/ B2 |
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血色 /xuèsè/ B2 |
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將軍 /jiāngjūn/ B1 |
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傲氣 /àoqì/ B2 |
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忠 /zhōng/ B1 |
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鐵騎 /tiěqí/ B2 |
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轟 /hōng/ C1 |
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景色 /jǐngsè/ A2 |
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冬 /dōng/ A1 |
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風 /fēng/ A1 |
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攻勢 /gōngshì/ B2 |
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魂 /hún/ B1 |
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夢中 /mèngzhōng/ B2 |
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Ngữ pháp:
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旌旗如虹 山堆疊如峰
➔ A 如 B (A is like B). This uses 如 to create similes and metaphors.
➔ The line uses the structure "A 如 B" multiple times. "旌旗"(banners) are "如虹" (like rainbows) and mountains are "如峰" (like peaks), creating vivid imagery. The word "如" functions as "like" or "as" for comparison.
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將軍我傲氣如衝 神色悍如凶
➔ Again, using '如' for simile: "A 如 B". Describing qualities.
➔ "傲氣如衝" (arrogance like a charge) and "神色悍如凶" (countenance fierce like a beast). This line uses "如" to compare abstract and concrete qualities, emphasizing the general's power and ferocity.
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血染盔甲 我揮淚殺
➔ Subject-Verb-Object structure is standard.
➔ "血染盔甲" (blood stains armor - literally: blood dyes armor) - Blood is staining the armor. "我揮淚殺" (I shed tears and kill) - emphasizes the internal conflict despite the brutal action. The verb "揮" (to wave/brandish) implies active agency.
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滿城菊花 誰的天下?
➔ Rhetorical question using 誰 (who) to emphasize uncertainty and loss.
➔ The question "誰的天下?" (Whose kingdom is it?) implies that even with conquest, ownership is fleeting. The juxtaposition of beautiful chrysanthemums with the chaos of war amplifies the tragedy.
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仇恨綿延如火 愁入眉頭如鎖
➔ Parallel structure using '如' for simile: A 如 B, C 如 D. Showcasing intense emotions.
➔ "仇恨綿延如火" (hatred spreads like fire) and "愁入眉頭如鎖" (sorrow enters eyebrows like a lock). This demonstrates the persistent and binding nature of these emotions. The parallel structure reinforces the weight and inevitability of the suffering.
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情感漂泊漂泊 漂泊一世如我
➔ Repetition for emphasis and pathos. The final '如' links the speaker's life to the concept of wandering.
➔ The repetition of "漂泊" (wandering/drifting) emphasizes the instability and lack of belonging. "一世如我" (a lifetime like me) directly equates the speaker's existence with this rootless state.