英语词汇song的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

song /sɒŋ $ sɒːŋ/ noun a piece of music with words that you singadjectives/nouns + songa good/great song The band wrote some great songs.a new/old song Are any of the songs on the album new? | People always want to hear their old songs.sb’s favourite song BrE sb’s favorite song AmE David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’ is one of my favourite songs of all time.a catchy song (=easy to remember) It’s such a catchy song that we knew people would like it.a hit song (=very successful) Elvis’s first hit song was ‘Heartbreak Hotel’.a pop song (=a modern song popular with young people, usually with a simple tune and a strong beat) I love all those 80s pop songs.a folk song (=a traditional song from a particular area) It’s a traditional Spanish folk song.a love song He is releasing an album of love songs for Valentine’s Day.a protest song They were singing old protest songs from the 1960s.a Beatles/Bob Dylan etc song She sang an old Amy Winehouse song.the theme song (=that is sung at the beginning of a TV show, film etc) Who sang the theme song for the last James Bond movie?verbssing a song They sat round with guitars, singing songs.play a song The band played a lot of their old songs.perform a song (=play it in front of an audience) He doesn’t like performing his songs live.write/compose a song Do they write their own songs?record a song The song was first recorded in 1982.listen to a song I spent the afternoon listening to some of my favourite songs.burst/break into song (=start singing) The crowd suddenly burst into song.a song plays What’s that song playing on the radio?a song comes on (=starts to be played) When this song comes on the dance floor fills with people.a song goes (=used when talking about the words and tune of a song) I can’t remember how the song goes.song + nounsa song title We were trying to think of song titles about rain.song lyrics (=the words of a song) The song lyrics are printed on the back of the album.Songwriter, songbook, and birdsong are usually written as one word.prepositionsa song about sth She was singing a song about lost love.in a song There’s a lot of emotion in this song.in song formal (=singing) We heard the choir in song.THESAURUS: song track one of the songs on a CD or record: Track three is my favourite one. | I downloaded the best tracks onto my phone. number a song that forms part of a performance of several songs: The show was brilliant, from the opening number to the end. tune the notes in a song, without the words: I recognize the tune, but I can’t remember what it’s called. | I have been playing the tune now for nearly 40 years. melody the main series of notes in a piece of music that has several parts which are played together: The song has a simple melody and beautiful lyrics. verse a set of sentences that make up one part of a song: She sang the first verse of ‘Amazing Grace’. chorus a set of sentences in a song that is repeated after each verse: Most of the kids were able to join in the chorus.types of song national anthem the official song of a country, which is sung or played on public occasions: Before the match, everyone stood up to sing the national anthem. hymn /hɪm/ a religious song that is sung in a church: What hymns did you choose for your wedding? | At funerals people often sing the hymn ‘Abide with Me’. carol a traditional Christmas song: We went around the houses, singing carols. folk song a traditional song from a particular area: They played an old Mexican folk song. ballad a long folk song which tells a story: The song is a traditional ballad about a man who is dreaming of his home in Ireland. lullaby a slow quiet song sung to children to make them go to sleep: She sat by the child’s bed, softly singing a lullaby.

词组	song
释义	song /sɒŋ $ sɒːŋ/ noun a piece of music with words that you singadjectives/nouns + songa good/great song The band wrote some great songs.a new/old song Are any of the songs on the album new? \| People always want to hear their old songs.sb’s favourite song BrE sb’s favorite song AmE David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’ is one of my favourite songs of all time.a catchy song (=easy to remember) It’s such a catchy song that we knew people would like it.a hit song (=very successful) Elvis’s first hit song was ‘Heartbreak Hotel’.a pop song (=a modern song popular with young people, usually with a simple tune and a strong beat) I love all those 80s pop songs.a folk song (=a traditional song from a particular area) It’s a traditional Spanish folk song.a love song He is releasing an album of love songs for Valentine’s Day.a protest song They were singing old protest songs from the 1960s.a Beatles/Bob Dylan etc song She sang an old Amy Winehouse song.the theme song (=that is sung at the beginning of a TV show, film etc) Who sang the theme song for the last James Bond movie?verbssing a song They sat round with guitars, singing songs.play a song The band played a lot of their old songs.perform a song (=play it in front of an audience) He doesn’t like performing his songs live.write/compose a song Do they write their own songs?record a song The song was first recorded in 1982.listen to a song I spent the afternoon listening to some of my favourite songs.burst/break into song (=start singing) The crowd suddenly burst into song.a song plays What’s that song playing on the radio?a song comes on (=starts to be played) When this song comes on the dance floor fills with people.a song goes (=used when talking about the words and tune of a song) I can’t remember how the song goes.song + nounsa song title We were trying to think of song titles about rain.song lyrics (=the words of a song) The song lyrics are printed on the back of the album.Songwriter, songbook, and birdsong are usually written as one word.prepositionsa song about sth She was singing a song about lost love.in a song There’s a lot of emotion in this song.in song formal (=singing) We heard the choir in song.THESAURUS: song track one of the songs on a CD or record: Track three is my favourite one. \| I downloaded the best tracks onto my phone. number a song that forms part of a performance of several songs: The show was brilliant, from the opening number to the end. tune the notes in a song, without the words: I recognize the tune, but I can’t remember what it’s called. \| I have been playing the tune now for nearly 40 years. melody the main series of notes in a piece of music that has several parts which are played together: The song has a simple melody and beautiful lyrics. verse a set of sentences that make up one part of a song: She sang the first verse of ‘Amazing Grace’. chorus a set of sentences in a song that is repeated after each verse: Most of the kids were able to join in the chorus.types of song national anthem the official song of a country, which is sung or played on public occasions: Before the match, everyone stood up to sing the national anthem. hymn /hɪm/ a religious song that is sung in a church: What hymns did you choose for your wedding? \| At funerals people often sing the hymn ‘Abide with Me’. carol a traditional Christmas song: We went around the houses, singing carols. folk song a traditional song from a particular area: They played an old Mexican folk song. ballad a long folk song which tells a story: The song is a traditional ballad about a man who is dreaming of his home in Ireland. lullaby a slow quiet song sung to children to make them go to sleep: She sat by the child’s bed, softly singing a lullaby.
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