沙燕之歌
歌词:
这首歌中的词汇:
词汇 | 含义 |
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陽光 (yángguāng) /jʌŋgwɑŋ/ A2 |
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風景 (fēngjǐng) /fəŋdʒɪŋ/ A2 |
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生命 (shēngmìng) /ʃəŋmɪŋ/ B1 |
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世界 (shìjiè) /ʃɪtɕjɛ/ A1 |
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挫敗 (cuòbài) /tsʰwoʊbɑɪ/ B2 |
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信念 (xìnniàn) /ɕɪnnjɛn/ B2 |
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命運 (mìngyùn) /mɪŋjyn/ B2 |
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結果 (jiéguǒ) /dʒjɛkwɔ/ A2 |
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追求 (zhuīqiú) /ʈʂweɪtɕʰju/ B1 |
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傷口 (shāngkǒu) /ʂɑŋkʰoʊ/ B1 |
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美夢 (měimèng) /meɪməŋ/ B2 |
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笑容 (xiàoróng) /ɕjɑoʊɹʊŋ/ A2 |
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天真 (tiānzhēn) /tʰjɛndʒən/ B1 |
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試煉 (shìliàn) /ʃɪljɛn/ B2 |
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飛燕 (fēiyàn) /feɪjæn/ B2 |
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语法:
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年少的纖纖翅膀 迎向這金色陽光
➔ The use of 迎向 (迎 + 向) indicates movement toward a direction or goal.
➔ 迎向 combines '迎' (to greet or face) and '向' (towards) to express movement towards a destination.
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揮出的棒 想擊破 阻隔著視野的門
➔ The phrase '想擊破' uses 想 (to want to) + 擊破 (to break through) indicating a desire to overcome or break.
➔ '想' (want) combined with '擊破' (to break through) expresses a desire or intention to overcome obstacles.
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世界捉摸不定 曾令你挫敗洩氣
➔ 用 '不定' (not fixed, uncertain) to describe the unpredictable nature of the world.
➔ '不定' describes something that is not fixed or uncertain, emphasizing instability or unpredictability.
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但你拒絕放棄 最後信念會漸覺醒
➔ The phrase '拒絕放棄' uses 拒絕 (refuse) + 放棄 (give up) to express a strong refusal to surrender.
➔ '拒絕' means refuse or reject, combined with '放棄' (to give up), to express a firm refusal to surrender or abandon.
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願你相信 捱過明天的試煉
➔ The use of '願' indicates a wish or hope, expressing hope that one will believe in overcoming future trials.
➔ '願' is a modal particle expressing wish or hope, here used to convey the hope that the listener believes in overcoming future challenges.
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別再憂未能動搖命運之手
➔ The phrase '未能動搖' uses 未能 (not able to) + 動搖 (shake, sway) to express inability to shake or influence.
➔ '未能' means 'not able to' or 'cannot', and combined with '動搖' (shake or sway), it expresses inability to influence or shake.
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願你相信 捱過明天的試煉
➔ The verb '捱過' combines 捱 (to endure, to persevere) + 過 (to pass) indicating enduring or getting through a difficult time.
➔ '捱過' is a compound verb where '捱' means to endure or persevere, and '過' means to pass, together conveying the idea of getting through hardship.