dance band
英 [ˈdɑːns bænd]
美 [ˈdæns bænd]
n. 伴舞乐队
牛津词典
noun
- 伴舞乐队
a group of musicians who play music at dances
英英释义
noun
- a group of musicians playing popular music for dancing
双语例句
- A melody used to identify a performer or a dance band or radio/ tv program.
一种鉴别一个表演者、一个舞蹈乐队或广播电视节目的曲调。 - A large dance or jazz band usually featuring improvised solos by lead musicians.
大型的伴舞或爵士乐队，通常以领头音乐家临时准备的独奏曲为特色。 - Cultural shows can also be arranged for guests'private entertainment and range from a lively Bodu Beru ( big drum) dance to a laid-back Maldivian band.
文化节目也可为客人安排的私人娱乐和范围从活泼武道贝鲁（大鼓）跳舞的悠闲马尔代夫带。 - The Ansai drum including the dance, the martial arts, gymnastics, percussion instrument, the band music and the folk song is our outstanding traditional sport event.
安塞腰鼓融舞蹈、武术、体操、打击乐、吹奏乐、民歌为一体，是我国优秀的民族传统体育项目。 - My mother was a singer in a dance band.
我妈妈是一个舞蹈乐队的歌手。 - The man who can't dance thinks the band is no good.
不会舞蹈的人以为乐队有题目。 - That dance band scumbag probably killed your daughter.
那个混蛋或许杀了你的女儿。 - In addition to the marching and concert bands, I joined our dance band, the Stardusters.
除了参加进行曲和音乐会管乐队外，我还参加了我们的“星尘”舞蹈乐队。 - The day before the Valentine's Day dance, I got to band class and sat down next to him, chattering away while I put my instrument together.
在情人节舞会前一天，我到了乐队坐在他旁边，将乐器放在一起开始与他交谈。 - Ed earned his bread and butter as a accounter, but added a little jam by working with a dance band on weekends.
艾德当会计以维持生计，且利用周末舞会伴奏赚些钱。