gigs

英 [gɪgz]

美 [gɪgz]

n.  (流行音乐或爵士乐)现场演奏会，现场演唱会; 现场喜剧表演; (尤指临时的)工作; 单马双轮轻便马车
gig的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 演唱会；演奏会；现场演出
  Agigis a live performance by someone such as a musician or a comedian.
  1. The two bands join forces for a gig at the Sheffield Arena on November 28...
     11月28日，这两支乐队将携手在谢菲尔德剧场举办一场演唱会。
  2. He supplemented his income with occasional comedy gigs.
     他偶尔会表演单口喜剧赚取外快。
• VERB （公开）表演，演奏
  When musicians or other performersgig, they perform live in public.
  1. By the time he was 15, Scott had gigged with a handful of well-known small bands.
     到15岁的时候，斯科特已经与几支闻名遐迩的小乐队同台演出过。
  2. ...ten years of gigging in bars and clubs all over Kentucky.
     足迹遍及肯塔基州各酒吧和夜总会的10年驻唱生涯

双语例句

• And at one of those gigs, he met Ann& a pretty blonde from Connecticut who played bass.
  在其中一场演奏会上，他认识了安妮&一位弹奏低音提琴的康州金发美女。
• I've been lucky enough to get most of these gigs through my network of friends, and friends of friends, so I don't want things to get nasty.
  我能通过朋友和朋友的朋友获得大多数工作，这一点非常幸运。所以，我不想把事情弄糟。
• And by this time we had reached the gigs.
  这时，我们已经到了小船旁。
• I was wondering if you know of any other cleaning gigs.
  我想知道你知道还有什么房子要清理的吗。
• If you can, volunteer for overseas gigs, too.
  如果有条件，也可以申请海外任职。
• The report calls Moss "a fashion world double threat" because of her lucrative modeling and designing gigs.
  因为莫斯在模特和设计事业上都收入颇丰，福布斯称其为“时尚界的双重威胁”。
• She wants to take people's breath away with these gigs and she's going to start rehearsals in August.
  她要把别人的呼吸与这些演出，她将会开始排练在8月。
• Believe it or not, the competition for some unpaid gigs can grow intense.
  不管你信不信，有些零薪酬工作的竞争居然也非常激烈。
• Who's gonna book your gigs?
  谁会为你的爵士乐付钱？
• Sandra started to get TV gigs.
  桑德拉开始有机会在电视上演出。