晴る
歌词:
这首歌中的词汇:
词汇 | 含义 |
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晴る haru B1 |
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風 kaze A1 |
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目 me A1 |
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夕暮れ yūgure B1 |
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ビイドロ biidoro C1 |
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匂い nioi A2 |
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晴れ hare A2 |
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花 hana A1 |
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雨 ame A1 |
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胸 mune A2 |
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音 oto A1 |
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雲 kumo A2 |
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空 sora A1 |
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春 haru A1 |
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海 umi A1 |
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悲しい kanashii A2 |
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咲く saku A2 |
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凪ぐ nagu B2 |
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越える koeru B1 |
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泣く naku A2 |
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语法:
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貴方は風のように
➔ Noun + のように (no you ni)
➔ Expresses resemblance or comparison, meaning "like
" or "as if." -
何を思っているんだろうか
➔ Vている + ん(の)だろうか (n(no) darou ka)
➔ Used to express wondering or speculating about something someone is doing or thinking, often implying a rhetorical question or a personal musing. 「ん」 is a colloquial contraction of 「の」. Here, "<何を思っているんだろうか>" means "I wonder what they are thinking."
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咲いて晴るのせい
➔ Vて + のせい (no sei)
➔ Indicates the cause or reason for something. While 「のせい」 often carries a nuance of blame or negative consequence, in lyrical contexts like this, it can be used more neutrally to attribute the cause. "<咲いて晴るのせい>" means "It's because of the blooming clear sky."
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貴方を飾る晴る
➔ Vる + Noun (Relative Clause / Noun Modification)
➔ A verb in its plain form (dictionary form) directly modifies a following noun, acting as a relative clause (e.g., "the clear sky
." ). -
晴れに晴れ
➔ V-stem/Noun + に + V-stem/Noun (Repetition for Emphasis)
➔ Repeating a verb stem or noun with 「に」 in between emphasizes the thoroughness, completeness, or intensity of the action/state. Here, "<晴れに晴れ>" means "completely clear" or "clear and clear."
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降り頻る雨でさえ
➔ V-stem + 頻る (shikiru) & Noun + でさえ (de sae)
➔ 「V-stem + 頻る」 means to do something frequently or repeatedly, often with a sense of persistence. 「Noun + でさえ」 means "even Noun," indicating an extreme or unexpected case. "<降り頻る雨でさえ>" means "even the constantly falling rain."
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草を靡かせ
➔ V-causative form (~させる) (saseru)
➔ Indicates that someone or something causes or allows another person/thing to perform an action. Here, the "passing rain" is implied to cause the "
." The base verb is 靡く (nabiku - to sway/flutter). -
あの雲も越えてゆけ
➔ Vて + ゆく/いく (te yuku/iku) + Imperative
➔ 「Vてゆく/いく」 indicates an action that continues or moves away in space or time, suggesting progression or departure. The imperative form 「ゆけ」 makes it a command or strong request to "
those clouds." -
胸を打つ音よ凪げ
➔ Noun + よ (yo) + Imperative Form (Command)
➔ 「~よ」 is a vocative particle used to address someone or something directly, often with an emotional tone (like 'O'). It's combined with the imperative form of the verb to issue a direct command or plea. Here, it's a plea for the "
to calm down."