- 看过 ditty 的人也看了 :
- jingle
- tune
- ballad
- composition
ditty 的 3 个定义
plural dit·ties.
- a poem intended to be sung.
- a short, simple song.
dit·tied, dit·ty·ing.
- Obsolete. to sing.
dit·tied, dit·ty·ing.
- Obsolete. to set to or celebrate in music.
ditty 近义词
song
ditty 的近义词 4 个
更多ditty例句
- If you heard the song at a crowded bar, you might mistake it for an airy faux-feminist ditty.
- Legendary composer Stephen Sondheim loosely nodded toward the idea with a singsongy little ditty about beans called “The Witch’s Rap” in 1986’s Into the Woods.
- He often composes ditties to play at the farewell parties of staff members.
- The addicting ditty “One of These Things” was used to help children learn to compare and discern differences.
- If she ever knew that I would never be the man I promised I would be,” he sings on the 1990s pop ditty “Opposite of Me.
- The kids get a record deal, and the bosses receive some mistaken intel that the song is a folk ditty, up for grabs copyright-wise.
- A high school vibe overtook the hall: it was a pep rally, complete with its own music video—“Kahana was right,” laments the ditty.
- “Miss Atomic Bomb,” a five-minute ditty that swells into a soaring rock anthem, is an early standout.
- Mea, however, fought passionately for her friend and never gave way till Kurt had promised not to go on with his ditty.
- The musicians played energetically, switching now from the hymn to their unofficial little ditty.
- None other than that sweet sentimental ditty, "Be kind to the loved ones at home."
- We almost felt like having that bright little ditty 'In Dixie's Land' served up to us, we all felt so jubilant.
- The knife daily pierces the neck of the swine, and the kitchen wench wrings off the head of the fowl while she hums a ditty.