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远处有个乐队在演奏。
In the distance a band was playing.
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她的演奏富有诗意。
There is a poetic quality to her playing.
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他的演奏好像不合节拍。
He can't seem to play in rhythm.
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我只得不看乐谱演奏了。
I had to play it without the music.
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一支乐队正在演奏。
A band was playing.
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她演奏得不如她姐姐。
She doesn't play as well as her sister.
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她听到什么地方在演奏音乐。
She could hear music playing somewhere.
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他演奏的节奏总是准确无误。
He always plays in perfect time.
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多数小学生都学习演奏乐器。
Most pupils learn (to play) a musical instrument.
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达菲简单的吉他演奏远远低于预期的标准。
Duffy's primitive guitar playing is well below par.
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这支乐曲不好演奏，到处是升半音、降半音。
It's a difficult piece to play, full of sharps and flats.
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乐队仅仅演奏了大约半个小时—真让人失望。
The band only played for about half an hour—it was a real sell.
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自从我上次演奏以来已经过了这么长时间了。
It's been such a long time since I played.
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这位指挥也学会了如何让演奏更加优美动听。
The leader has also learned to play more melodically.
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演奏这一段音乐需要有很高的技艺。
It is a technically demanding piece of music to play.
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在爵士音乐会上，乐队演奏的都是新曲目。
The band played all new material at the gig.
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在过去的很长一段时间，我只想演奏乡村音乐。
For a long time I just wanted to play country music.
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有一支蹩脚的乐队在演奏。
There was a naff band playing.
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乐队演奏了所有我最喜欢的老曲子。
The band played all my old favourites.
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幕间休息后第二支乐队开始演奏。
After intermission, the second band played.
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那个流传的笑话说那支乐队从未演奏过。
The running gag is that the band never gets to play.
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这个乐队身着蓝黄相间的制服正在远处演奏。
The band was playing far off in their blue and yellow uniforms.
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我演奏四弦琴。
I play the ukulele.
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乐队正在演奏。
The band is playing.
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他演奏流行音乐和爵士乐，同时也演奏古典音乐。
He plays classical music, as well as pop and jazz.
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作为乐师，她演奏艺术精湛。
As a musician, she is technically accomplished.
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她演奏的音乐太平淡乏味。
Her interpretation of the music was too literal.
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乐队最后演奏了几首节奏缓慢的舞曲。
The band finished with a few slow dances.
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乐曲演奏得非常娴熟。
The music was expertly performed.
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特约演奏临时取消了。
The gig was pulled at the last moment.
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