戏曲 | xì qǔ | Chinese opera | |
歌曲 | gē qǔ | song | |
曲艺 | qǔ yì | folk musical theater | |
乐曲 | yuè qǔ | musical composition | |
作曲家 | zuò qǔ jiā | composer; songwriter |
曲折 | qū zhé | winding; (fig.) complicated | |
曲线 | qū xiàn | curve; curved line; indirect; in a roundabout way | |
歪曲 | wāi qū | to distort; to misrepresent | |
扭曲 | niǔ qū | to twist; to warp; to distort | |
弯曲 | wān qū | to bend; to curve around; curved; crooked; to wind; to warp |
1 | They may no longer wear hot pants, but they sometimes break into song. | |
2 | So the direction that music goes can also affect how we feel about it, our mood about it, so I think the next question-- I play another piece for you. | |
3 | Many people think of this classical music piece when they think "spring". | |
4 | Then I heard it - - the sound of a fire engine. It was music to my ears. | |
5 | He not only has written and composed most of the songs, but also the24- year-old heart-throb has single-handedly produced, arranged and co-ordinated all of the songs on the album. |