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n. 行吟诗人；民谣歌手
n.
行吟诗人，民谣歌手；
变形
复数：troubadours
英英释义
troubadour[ 'tru:bə,duə ]
n.a singer of folk songs
同义词：folk singerjongleurminstrelpoet-singer
双语例句
用作名词(n.)
I've been traveling for the last 25 years as a modern day troubadour.
25年来作为一个现代的吟游诗人，我一直在旅行。
权威例句
The Troubadour of KnowledgeSubjectivity in troubadour poetry
Subjectivity in Troubadour Poetry
The Game of Love: Troubadour Wordplay by Laura Kendrick
The Life and Works of the Troubadour Raimbaut D'Orange
The Life and Works of the Troubadour Raimbaut D’Orange:
Memory and Re-creation in Troubadour Lyric. by Amelia E. Van Vleck
Assembling the Lyric Self:Authorship from Troubadour Song to Italian Poetry Book
The Pit or the Pedestal? the Dichotomization of the Lady in Troubadour Lyric
The Poems of the Troubadour Bertran de Born by Bertran de Born; William D. Paden,; Tilde Sankovitch; Patricia H. Stäblein
troubadour
troubadour: [18] A troubadour is etymologically someone who ‘finds’ – that is, ‘composes’ – songs. The word comes via French troubadour from Provençal trobador, a derivative of the verb trobar (whose modern French equivalent is trouver). This seems originally to have meant ‘compose’, and later to have shifted its semantic ground via ‘invent’ to ‘find’.It is not known for certain where it came from, but one theory traces it back via a Vulgar Latin *tropāre to Latin tropus ‘figure of speech’ (source of English trope [16]). This in turn was borrowed from Greek trópos ‘turn’, a relative of English trophy and tropic. If this is so, its ancestral meaning would be ‘use figures of speech’.=> tropic
troubadour (n.)
1727, from French troubadour (16c.) "one of a class of lyric poets in southern France, eastern Spain, and northern Italy 11c.-13c.," from Old Provençal trobador, from trobar "to find," earlier "invent a song, compose in verse," perhaps from Vulgar Latin *tropare "compose, sing," especially in the form of tropes, from Latin tropus "a song" (see trope). The alternative theory among French etymologists derives the Old Provençal word from a metathesis of Latin turbare "to disturb," via a sense of "to turn up." Meanwhile, Arabists posit an origin in Arabic taraba "to sing." General sense of "one who composes or sings verses or ballads" first recorded 1826.
1. She considered other names, such as Troubadour or Taliesin, the singers and storytellers of old who traveled from one place to another to share their songs and stories.
她还考虑了其他的名字，比如“游吟诗人”或“塔里耶森”，指的是古代的歌手和说书人，他们从一个地方旅行到另一个地方，分享他们的歌曲和故事。
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2. Another name for Romance Poetry that's often synonymous with it is troubadour poetry.
另一个描述浪漫诗歌的名字是游吟诗。
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3. So that may be why the troubadour is returning.
歌手们重返演唱会的原因大概也在此吧。
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4. Several tracks on his new album, "Troubadour", have Somali lyrics.
在这张新专辑的前几首歌曲中有索马里语的歌词；
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5. Legend has it that the young wife of an evil Lord fell in love with a 8 troubadour.
传说一个邪恶领主的年轻妻子爱上了一名行吟诗人。
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6. "The joys of love are but a moment long," sang the troubadour, "but the pain of love endures forever." This.
“爱的欢乐只是一瞬间”，乡遥歌手唱道，“但是爱的疼痛永远持续”。这几乎成了热门歌曲。
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7. Still as a ballad hummed and lost, remember early friend and drop a tear if a troubadour that strain may chance to sing.
那么在游吟诗人歌唱的时候，记着你的旧日朋友吧，也别忘了洒一滴清泪，无论歌谣唱起唱毕。
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8. But if Junior skips college for a life as a globe-trotting troubadour, the parent can keep the money and put it toward retirement.
但如果子女没上大学而是去混社会，那么父母可以把这保留这部分资金留作退休金使用。
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9. When the troubadour appears, the two men confront each other and the troubadour reveals his true identity: he is Manrico, leader of the partisan rebel forces.
当游吟诗人出现时，两位绅士互相对峙，游吟诗人表明了自己的真实身份：他就是曼里科，游击队叛军的军官。
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10. When the troubadour appears, the two men confront each other and the troubadour reveals his true identity: he is Manrico, leader of the partisan rebel forces.
当游吟诗人出现时，两位绅士互相对峙，游吟诗人表明了自己的真实身份：他就是曼里科，游击队叛军的军官。
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