rock 'n' roll
英 [ˌrɒk ən ˈrəʊl]
美 [ˌrɑːk ən ˈroʊl]
网络 摇滚乐
英英释义
noun
- a genre of popular music originating in the 1950s
- rock is a generic term for the range of styles that evolved out of rock'n'roll.
双语例句
- He began living out his rock 'n' roll fantasy during his last year in law school
在法学院的最后一年，他开始着手实践自己的摇滚梦想。 - Rock 'n' roll is a music genre many people thought was dying.
很多人都认为摇滚这种音乐形式正在走向萎靡。 - That was a time when I took a crazy liking to rock 'n' roll.
那个时候我已经开始非常狂热地去喜欢摇滚乐。 - Harrison taught himself guitar by listening to early rock@ n@ roll heroes such as Elvis Presley and chuck berry.
他通过听埃尔维斯？普雷斯利和查克？贝里等早期摇滚歌王的音乐，自学吉他。 - "Really, this film is more sex, potions and rock` n` roll," commented the film` s British director.
该片英国导演评论说：的确，这部电影包含了更多的性、魔药和摇滚乐。 - Zhao: Country music has absorbed a lot from pop, jazz, R& B, rock 'n' roll in recent years.
赵：最近几年，乡村音乐从流行音乐、爵士乐、节奏布鲁斯、摇滚乐中吸收了很多东西。 - In fact, it was harrison's lead guitar that transformed the ensemble into a bona fide rock@ n@ roll band.
事实上，将这支合唱团转化成为真正的摇滚乐团的，就是主音吉他手哈里森。 - Because rock 'n' roll itself is an awful career choice these days.
因为如今摇滚本身是一种糟糕透顶的职业选择。 - New media are rarely accepted as mainstream immediately – two recent examples include comic books and rock 'n roll music.
新媒介很少立即作为主流被接受–个最近的例子包括滑稽的书和摇滚乐和转动音乐。 - The Rock 'n' Roll and the Rebellion of American Youth in 1960s
摇滚乐与20世纪60年代美国青年的反叛