choirs

常見(jiàn)例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• The children's choir meet/meets on Saturday to rehearse.
  兒童唱詩(shī)班禮拜六聚在一起練習(xí)。
• The church choir is/are singing tonight.
  今晚教堂歌唱隊(duì)要唱詩(shī)。
• The choir dates from the 14th century.
  教堂唱詩(shī)班的席位建于14世紀(jì)。
• The procession of priests moved through the choir to greet the faithful people.
  牧師們走過(guò)唱詩(shī)班的席位向虔誠(chéng)的信徒們致意。
• We have three choir practices a week.
  我們誦詩(shī)班每周練習(xí)三次。
• Beth sings in the school choir.
  貝思是學(xué)校合唱團(tuán)的成員。
• John missed the party because he was singing in the choir.
  約翰沒(méi)能參加晚會(huì)，因?yàn)樗诔?shī)班里唱歌。
• Our neighbors sing in the church choir.
  我們的鄰居們?cè)诮烫贸?shī)班里唱歌。
• We visited the church where Schubert sang in the choir.
  我們參觀了那個(gè)教堂，舒伯特曾參加過(guò)那里的唱詩(shī)班。
• She could date her admission to the choir by Father Peter's last visit.
  她可以從彼得神父上次來(lái)訪算出自己是哪一天參加唱詩(shī)班的。

用作名詞 (n.)

• The choir sang the 23rd Psalm.
  唱詩(shī)班唱《舊約·詩(shī)篇》之第23篇。
• The choir sang the amens beautifully.
  唱詩(shī)班唱的阿門非常優(yōu)美。
• The choir sang sweetly, and none more so than the Welsh boy.
  唱詩(shī)班唱得很悅耳，尤其是沒(méi)人比得上那個(gè)威爾士男孩兒。
• The choir was singing distinctly out of tune in places.
  合唱團(tuán)有些地方明顯唱走調(diào)了。
• The choir gave a ragged performance.
  合唱隊(duì)演唱得很不和諧。
• The choir is the oldest part of that church.
  唱詩(shī)班的席位是那個(gè)教堂最古老的部分。
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