Honky-tonk
의미: A bar or nightclub that features country music and dancing, especially a lively or rough-edged one.
A honky-tonk is a Southern bar or roadhouse where country music plays, people dance, cold beer flows, and the atmosphere is unpretentious. Nashville's Broadway is famous for its honky-tonks. The term can also describe the style of upbeat country music played at such venues.
예문
- Let's go hit up the honky-tonk on the highway tonight. 今晚我们去公路旁那家乡村酒吧玩吧。Vamos a pasarnos por el honky-tonk de la carretera esta noche.今夜、ハイウェイ沿いのホンキートンクに行こうよ。오늘 밤 고속도로 옆에 있는 홍키통크에 가자.
- She grew up listening to honky-tonk music on her daddy's radio. 她从小就在爸爸的收音机上听乡村酒吧音乐长大的。Ella creció escuchando música honky-tonk en la radio de su padre.彼女はお父さんのラジオでホンキートンクミュージックを聴いて育った。그녀는 아빠 라디오에서 나오는 홍키통크 음악을 들으며 자랐어.
- The best honky-tonks in Nashville are on Lower Broadway. 纳什维尔最好的乡村酒吧都在下百老汇。Los mejores honky-tonks de Nashville están en Lower Broadway.ナッシュビルで一番のホンキートンクはロウワー・ブロードウェイにある。내슈빌 최고의 홍키통크들은 로어 브로드웨이에 있어.
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사용 가이드
맥락: nightlife, music, country culture, entertainment
어조: festive, rowdy
✓ 올바른 표현
- Let's go to the honky-tonk.我们去那家乡村酒吧吧。Vamos al honky-tonk.ホンキートンクに行こうよ。홍키통크에 가자.
- Great honky-tonk music.很棒的乡村酒吧音乐。Buena música honky-tonk.いいホンキートンクミュージックだね。멋진 홍키통크 음악이야.
✗ 잘못된 표현
- Don't confuse with a fancy cocktail bar — honky-tonks are deliberately unpretentious不要和高档鸡尾酒吧混淆——honky-tonk的特点就是不装腔作势No confundir con un bar de cócteles elegante — los honky-tonks son deliberadamente sencillos y sin pretensionesおしゃれなカクテルバーと混同しないこと——ホンキートンクはあえて飾らない店である고급 칵테일바와 혼동하지 말 것 — 홍키통크는 의도적으로 꾸밈없는 곳이다
기원과 역사
The term emerged in the late 1800s in the American South and Southwest. Its exact origin is debated — it may come from the sound of barroom pianos. By the 1940s, it also described the fast, danceable style of country music associated with these bars.
문화적 배경
Era: Traditional
Generation: All ages
Social background: Working class
Regional notes: Nashville, Texas, throughout the South
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